Sarracenia (Trumpet Pitcher plant)

Variety Smoorii Fiona Leucophylla hybrid Purpurea ssp. venosa Scarlet Belle Flava var. gigantea Judith Hindle

Pot diameter 8.5cm 12cm

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Could Be Fussy
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Meet the Sarracenia (Trumpet Pitcher plant)

Sarracenia, commonly known as the trumpet pitcher plant, is a carnivorous genus native to wetlands across North America. These fascinating plants evolved in nutrient-poor boggy soils, developing tall, tubular pitchers that lure insects inside with colour and nectar before trapping them in digestive fluid. Their striking upright pitchers range in colour from deep burgundy to bright yellow, making them one of the most dramatic wetland plants in their natural habitat.

Why You'll Love It

Love unusual, conversation-starting plants
Have a bright spot to show it off
Appreciate plants with personality
Don’t mind giving a little extra attention

Growing & Care

Bright warm spot with direct sunlight 4-6 hours a day. Never allow this plant to dry out. Place pot in a saucer of water. Use distilled water or ideally rainwater. Avoid flooding the top of the soil with water- water from below in a dish is best. High humidity. Insects. Left to grow, expect a spread of Up to 10 - 100 cm wide and a height of Up to 15 - 100 cm tall with time.

Repotting

Signs of Overcrowding: Repot when the pot becomes crowded or when the plant outgrows its current container. Use a mixture of sphagnum moss and perlite in a ratio of 1:1. Autumn/Winter: Foliage can fall off or go brown, at this point cut off the old foliage. this is nothing to worry about. They need a winters rest - can start to grow back in about February.

A Few Things to Watch For

Dry soil
Dark spots
Tap water
Being poked and prodded

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Sarracenia (Trumpet Pitcher plant) Care Tips

Care Difficulty
Could Be Fussy
Light Preference
Bright warm spot with direct sunlight 4-6 hours a day.
Temperature
Plant Height
Watering
Never allow this plant to dry out. Place pot in a saucer of water. Use distilled water or ideally rainwater. Avoid flooding the top of the soil with water- water from below in a dish is best.
Humidity
High humidity.
Toxicity
Not pet safe — keep out of reach of pets and small children
How Does It Grow?
Moderate to fast in growing season growth rate; reaching Up to 15 - 100 cm tall with time; Occasional, to manage dead foliage.