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Pitcher plants push out new growth as winter approaches
Original: Sarracenia alata is making a late season push with several new pitchers coming in. My Sarracenia are all currently in th
A gardener reports that Sarracenia alata, a North American pitcher plant, is producing several new pitchers late in the growing season. The plants are being kept in a mudroom at 60°F ahead of winter dormancy, and will eventually move to a cellar alongside Venus Flytraps and temperate sundews until spring.
Why now: It is the season when carnivorous plant growers discuss winter dormancy care for their plants.
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- Sarracenia alata is making a late season push with several new pitchers coming in. My Sarracenia are all currently in the mudroom, with temperature maintained at 60°F. Eventually they will be moved into the cellar, along with the Venus Flytraps and temperate sundews, for winter… · richard_a_lent@ecoevo.social · 51
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