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Q/A #127 - Pinguicula Took a Tumble(Post)
QUESTION: Last year I bought a Pinguicula Alfred Lau #13, and it has been growing very well. I even had to transplant it into a bigger pot! Unfortunately, last night my roommate was moving my but ...
5 Common Growing Mistakes with Venus Flytraps(Post)Jacob here with Sarracenia Northwest, and these are the common five mistakes growers make when growing the Venus flytrap. The first mistake people make about the Venus flytrap is treating it like a ...
Q/A #14 - Nepenthes truncata with Weird Pitchers(Post)QUESTION:I purchased a Nepenthes truncata from you somewhere between 2005 and 2007 at a reptile show. The last two pitchers that have grown on it, have not been typical, and it looks like the newest ...
The Humidity Myth, Part 2: Your Nepenthes Doesn't Need a Humidity Dome(Post)Jacob here with Sarracenia Northwest. This is part 2 of the Humidity Myth and Nepenthes. In part 1, I explained how Nepenthes adapt to fluctuating humidity and don’t need a rainforest to grow ...
Q/A #12 - Flytraps with Smaller Growth in Winter(Post)QUESTION: I'm growing two Red Dragon Flytraps and a King Henry Flytrap. They are in a cold frame since it's winter, did it last year as well and it was fine. They get artificial light on cloudy ...
Q/A #5 - Did a Sudden Freeze Kill My Flytrap and Sarracenia?(Post)QUESTION: I tried to be brave and keep my plants outside, but I'm honestly afraid the cold has killed them. I'm growing two Venus Flytraps and a Sarracenia purpurea. I'm in zone 6 and we haven't ...
Q/A #147 - Nepenthes in Terrarium Not Producing Pitchers(Post)QUESTION:My Nepenthes isn’t growing pitchers.. it looks like it has three different buds that want to grow but haven’t changed in weeks. I have it in a terrarium for humidity because I li ...
Pinguicula gigantea(Post)As the name suggests, Pinguicula gigantea is a giant among Mexican butterworts! It has thick leathery leaves that can approach the size of your hand. In the right conditions, these plants have been k ...
Growing Sarracenia and Flytraps in the Desert Southwest(Post)Hello, I’m Jason Herritz. I’m one of the growers here at Sarracenia Northwest. Now before joining the crew here as the shipping manager, I lived in Phoenix, Arizona where I grew and prop ...
Q/A #39 - Flytraps Need Special Care for a Colorado Winter(Post)QUESTION: I have a Dente and Red Dragon Flytrap, and I live in Denver, CO. I hope I'm wrong, but can you please tell me if they are dead? Their rhizomes look brown and mushy. I fear t ...
Q/A #18 - No Pitchers on Nepenthes Peter D'Amato(Post)QUESTION: I got my Nepenthes Peter D'Amato from you about two months ago. I live in Saint Louis, Missouri. I water my plant with tap water. It's still in the soil it was sent in. I leave it ...
Q/A #20 - Spider Mite Web?(Post)QUESTION:I have a Pinguicula Pirouette. Great light from 0600 to 2300 LED, and keep in water tray. All water is distilled through a dehumidifier. Light mist 1 time a day but recently noticed webbi ...
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+ wishlist Quick View Dionaea Red Dragon FlytrapRed Dragon is a red variant of the Venus Flytrap. It has red leaves and traps. Young plants are bright red all over. As it matures, it turns maroon with a green edge along the traps. Despite its...$16.95Add to Cart The item has been addedAdd to Cart The item has been added -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia Siskiyou AutumnA Sarracenia with orange flowers! Rare amongst North American pitcher plants, the fiery-orange flowers of Siskiyou Autumn appear in early to mid spring, dropping their petals by June. Pitchers are...$32.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia Green MonsterGreen Monster is a cross of the anthocyanin-free Sarracenia leucophylla and anthocyanin-free Sarracenia minor; this plant has no red pigment at all. Its pitchers have white spots, a pointed spout,...$49.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia leucophylla Green AFThis form of Sarracenia leucophylla lacks red pigment (Anthocyanin-Free), so its veins are green rather than red. Like other forms of S. leucophylla, it produces one or two pitchers per growth point...$49.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia flava x minorThis cross is rarely encountered in cultivation. Yet, it stands out as a striking deviation from the abundance of white-top pitcher hybrids that are so popular. Pitchers are almost pure yellow-green...$32.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia alata Orthus (Improved Night)"Orthus" is a carefully selected specimen resulting from the self-crossing of "Night." Its pitchers are tall and remarkably dark, even darker than "Night" itself. It thrives where the sun shines...$149.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia LoraxThis plant has numerous white spots on the upper parts of the pitcher. They appear on the front underneath the lip and extend around to the back. The hood showcases an elegant pattern of red veins...$69.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia CateoIf you're searching for a large, fast-growing plant of outsized proportions, Cateo might be the one for you! Emerging early in spring, its pitchers are about 12 inches tall and have striking...$39.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia Mountain MeadowThis hybrid is a sister of Mountain Splendor (Sarracenia oreophila x rubra jonesii). Pitchers on an adult plant typically reach 18 inches, taller and greener than its sisters. In spring, Mountain...$32.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia flava maximaDespite its varietal name, maxima, this plant isn't always larger than other S. flava varieties. The distinguishing feature is its pure, glowing yellow-green color, with no red veining. However, it...$32.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia flava Founder's PlantThis early-season species is a very handsome plant. Its upright yellow-green pitchers feature the cutest curl at the tip of their hoods. It'll make you swoon! But it's the sweet nectar that makes...$34.95 -
+ wishlist Quick View Sarracenia flava rubricorporaOne word - WOW! This plant is sure to grab your attention. It develops dark red tubes with contrasting yellow lids. Some folks remark how much the plant looks like a flame. Tall, almost pure red...$69.95
