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Free Sarracenia: Enormous variety
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dionae
sarracenia lover
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NemJones
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2- My Tong
3- Dawlito - Thanks!
4- NemJones Nevermore is the chosen one!
5- Calfanator; thanks to both parties
6- aerogrower- very gracious of both parties, good luck with the hip replacement.
7- ps3isawesome - oh em gee, this is a must win giveaway. So good thank you !
8- jwalker - thanks nevermore and Dnieter
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Dragoness
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1- David F
2- My Tong
3- Dawlito - Thanks!
4- NemJones Nevermore is the chosen one!
5- Calfanator; thanks to both parties
6- aerogrower- very gracious of both parties, good luck with the hip replacement.
7- ps3isawesome - oh em gee, this is a must win giveaway. So good thank you !
8- jwalker - thanks nevermore and Dnieter
9- Dragoness - Thanks!
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2- My Tong
3- Dawlito - Thanks!
4- NemJones Nevermore is the chosen one!
5- Calfanator; thanks to both parties
6- aerogrower- very gracious of both parties, good luck with the hip replacement.
7- ps3isawesome - oh em gee, this is a must win giveaway. So good thank you !
8- jwalker - thanks nevermore and Dnieter
9- Dragoness - Thanks!
10-
1- David F
2- My Tong
3- Dawlito - Thanks!
4- NemJones Nevermore is the chosen one!
5- Calfanator; thanks to both parties
6- aerogrower- very gracious of both parties, good luck with the hip replacement.
7- ps3isawesome - oh em gee, this is a must win giveaway. So good thank you !
8- jwalker - thanks nevermore and Dnieter
9- Dragoness - Thanks!
10-Garylee123- thanks
2- My Tong
3- Dawlito - Thanks!
4- NemJones Nevermore is the chosen one!
5- Calfanator; thanks to both parties
6- aerogrower- very gracious of both parties, good luck with the hip replacement.
7- ps3isawesome - oh em gee, this is a must win giveaway. So good thank you !
8- jwalker - thanks nevermore and Dnieter
9- Dragoness - Thanks!
10-Garylee123- thanks
NemJones
I Am the Terror Of the Night!
Storage methods...OK.
I cut off the leaves and pots on all the Sarracenia EXCEPT PURPS!!! Remove the rhizomes and lightly "shake off" excess sphagnum. Thoroughly spray with fungicide. Place in a SEALED baggie with some live sphagnum and enough distilled water so it's "dampish" and perhaps only a little water is pooled at the bottom of the bag. Place in refrigerator. Typically I do this ~ Thanksgiving (living in Toledo, Ohio area). The plants will let you know when they want to be "brought out" in the spring! They will start to send out new shoots and flower buds in the bags. Typically this was sometime in March. The plants promptly start growing in the spring with the oreophs leading the pack.
It took years to realize that the purps do NOT appreciate having their pots cut off. These guys I cut off dead or brownish pots, EMPTY THE WATER AND BUGS IN ALL THE POTS, and then treat as I would any of the others as described above.
This has worked for me for decades.
Don
I cut off the leaves and pots on all the Sarracenia EXCEPT PURPS!!! Remove the rhizomes and lightly "shake off" excess sphagnum. Thoroughly spray with fungicide. Place in a SEALED baggie with some live sphagnum and enough distilled water so it's "dampish" and perhaps only a little water is pooled at the bottom of the bag. Place in refrigerator. Typically I do this ~ Thanksgiving (living in Toledo, Ohio area). The plants will let you know when they want to be "brought out" in the spring! They will start to send out new shoots and flower buds in the bags. Typically this was sometime in March. The plants promptly start growing in the spring with the oreophs leading the pack.
It took years to realize that the purps do NOT appreciate having their pots cut off. These guys I cut off dead or brownish pots, EMPTY THE WATER AND BUGS IN ALL THE POTS, and then treat as I would any of the others as described above.
This has worked for me for decades.
Don
