Spring! Your plants wake up, put on a bedazzling flowery show, and start popping fresh pitchers. How excellent the show ends up being is dependent on what we do leading up to this time of year. So, how do we get our Sarracenia into tip-top shape and push their growth to the max?
Growing pitcher plants from seed is a hoot. Learn to germinate Sarracenia seed by following our 3.5 simple steps for sowing success.
It's deceptively simple to start new plantlets from butterwort leaf pullings. Pinguicula produce succulent leaves you can use to build a small carnivorous plant army. I'll break down the process.
Want to make your own Sarracenia seed? Learn how to pollinate Sarracenia and create awesome hybrids with the pitcher plants in your collection.
Don't get caught in a sticky trap! Read this Begginer's Guide on how to safely and effectively navigate the carnivorous plant hobby. Originally posted by Anthony Cangemi. Imagery by Victoria Jaggers.
