I have a Sarracenia x catesbaei, a Sarracenia "Dana's Delight", and a Purpurea ssp. Venosa.
I live in Harrisburg, PA where at the moment we're in lowe to upper 70's and 50's at night.
My Sarr's are outside currently in full sun from morning till almost sunset.
I could move them so that they get morning sun, and are shaded in mid-late afternoon sun till sundown.
Would they do better if I moved them, or should I leave them in full sun?
They seem to be doing okay, but I'm concerned a little with frying them (none of them seem to be making any digestive juices or bug-attracting dew of any kind, they seem a bit dry), although the catesbaie just made a nice new pitcher this last week.
None of them have caught any bugs. I just gave up and hand fed each plant one small-ish insect today.
I live in Harrisburg, PA where at the moment we're in lowe to upper 70's and 50's at night.
My Sarr's are outside currently in full sun from morning till almost sunset.
I could move them so that they get morning sun, and are shaded in mid-late afternoon sun till sundown.
Would they do better if I moved them, or should I leave them in full sun?
They seem to be doing okay, but I'm concerned a little with frying them (none of them seem to be making any digestive juices or bug-attracting dew of any kind, they seem a bit dry), although the catesbaie just made a nice new pitcher this last week.
None of them have caught any bugs. I just gave up and hand fed each plant one small-ish insect today.