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Hello. I just repotted my sarracenias and cut off all of their leaves. All of their leaves turned brown because of very, very cold weather and I could see some green part at the middle of their 'wound'. Is it dead or alive?
Thanks.
It's probably alive and well. It is not uncommon for some sarras pitchers to brown off in a cold spell. In a few weeks you should have new pitchers to take their place. The main growing point should still look firm and very much alive.
I'm growing my sarracenia indoors in my house. Is it ok for me to use the open tray method or should I keep it covered? Also, does it constantly need water?
Sarracenia are great outdoor plants. They thrive in swampy conditions. As soon as your weather is consistently above freezing, you should consider putting it outside. They love light and swamp and open to the air!
Quote[/b] ]I'm growing my sarracenia indoors in my house. Is it ok for me to use the open tray method or should I keep it covered? Also, does it constantly need water?
It will only need to stand constantly in water once it has woken from dormancy and is actively growing. If it is still asleep then just keep it damp for now.
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