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with this flower picture I see a P. x 'Tina' ( P.agnata x zecheri)

I am looking for some of these non-carnivorous plants PM me jeff

I use for the substrate just blond peat . the browing traps are old you can just shoot them to make them disappear

I swap fresh seeds from P.grandiflora subsp grandiflora , P.longifolia , P . sp rio de ara ( may be a speciation ,a natural hybrids or a mutant ) make proposals,

a black center most of the time is the beginning of a rot due to a substrate that is too wet. try with the leaves to make cuttings

wait for spring and take them outside in the shade, here in France I take them out from mid-May. they will then find enough insects to eat what are their substrate?

in fact for me it is a fairly simple plant to cultivate, simply in a horticultural soil, watering every 15 days, good light without more, 20-24 ° c. for the medical properties I can not tell you

ok for my part I would always leave it in its pot, even if the leaves touch the edges

it is therefore a hybrid . what substrate, peat/ sand ? I see a flower , may be you have a face picture .

Bonjour let her spend the winter like that. in the spring you can change the pot. do you know what the species is ?

Bonjour grow you these plants ? jeff

Bonjour what species ? your friend have what ant plants and dorstenia species ? may be we can swap ?

do you grow these 2 genus ? jeff

since it is in a pot why not bring it in in winter in a room that is simply frost-free. here is what I do with all my mexican in winter try and if you lose it , i would be happy to send you one for free, here I have a lot

of course we can do everything including going to the fridge but zone 6 corresponds to their 'in situ' condition as well as zones 7 and 5. why go looking for empirical methods? there is surely an explanation for the fact that these sarracenias are dead also surprised for S. purpurea, this...

you know in your country you have P. vulgaris also,that grows naturally without a fridge. this specie grow here in the wild in europe with P.grandiflora subsp grandiflora without problem USDA 5;6;7 what is your USDA zone , 7,5 or 4 ? mine is 7 and all my temperate ping stays outside all...

for me the fridge is a bad solution, rather leave them outside. here in europe in nature ( alpes, pyrenees, massif central , jura) they don't have a fridge and they are doing very well

on this species the hibernacula begins to form in July, August. wait for the disappearance of all the leaves to detach the bulbils, in principle we do this rather , here, in autumn. if the temperatures are not too cold you can leave them outside without problem, here at my house all my temperate...