No....as far as I know, no sarracenia grow anywhere near limestone...or are capable of doing so.
I've seen in some photos there are often many stones ..
even if they are in the peat bogs.
So a bit of lime does not create problems?
Not all stones contain lime....some stones do not leach minerals so easilly.
yes but the Sarracenia species bear the limeston in wild?
No..as far as I am aware....the stones found in Sarracenia habitats are realatively inert, and leach very few minerals at all...so no..Sarracenia do not grow in places where limestone is present.
no no quiet.
I wanted to know how come I see pictures of Sarracenia with stones.
So I asked this question
i know here in WI, you can find S. purpurea growing in alkaline wetlands, known as fens. I've been wanting to snag a few seeds from one and see if they'll grow in typical conditions. It's just that I'm on the opposite end of the state where the fens occur and rarely get down that way.