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Expert Profile: Sarracenia Northwest

Expertise: Need help with your carnivorous plants? Ask the growers at Sarracenia Northwest! Carnivorous plant experts Jeff Dallas and Jacob Farin are here to give you myth-free advice regarding the growing of all types of carnivorous plants, including Venus flytraps, Sarracenia, Darlingtonia, Nepenthes, Heliamphora, Cephalotus, sundews, butterworts and bladderworts. If you had trouble growing carnivorous plants in the past, discover the simple secrets to keeping your plants alive, healthy and beautiful.

Need general care information? Read our care sheets on our main website: Care Sheets

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Venus Flytraps • Sarracenia • Drosera • Nepenthes • Butterworts • Bladderworts • Cephalotus • Heliamphora • Propagation • Germinating Seeds • Winter Dormancy • Mold and Fungus • Terrrariums • Humidity • Pests • Repotting • Soil • Water • Sunlight • Artificial Lights

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10	10	10	10	12/02/08
10	10	10	10	11/25/08
10	10	10	10	11/30/08
10	10	10	10	11/24/08
10	10	10	10	11/22/08

User Comments

Knew what he was talking about and also gave good examples.
(Fishboy on 12/02/08)

Jeff, Thanks very much for the quick response. I don't fertilize at all (read somewhere where this could harm the plant), so will take your advice
(Mark on 11/25/08)

Thank you so much for the information, I realized I was watering it way too much and hope that now giving it more sun will help it survive, if not, th
(Brigitte on 11/30/08)

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Recent Answers from Sarracenia Northwest

2008-12-01 nep maxima cutting: Hi Darren, Opening the plant up to normal humidity like you're doing is just the right thing. After your plant has been potted up for about 3 weeks a weak orchid fertilizer would be good. Use no more...

2008-12-01 nep maxima cutting: Darren, This will be the time to transfer it. If you have it in high humidity, you'll need to transition it slowly to allow it to harden off, and develop longer roots. Putting it in with the mother...

2008-12-01 Identification: Hi Michaela, Unfortunately, all of our photos are very general concerning seedlings. I find that I can't tell Sarracenia and Drosera seedlings apart until they are a bit older. With Sarracenia hybrids...

2008-11-25 Sarracenia: Hi Preston, It's really hard in just descriptions to show you the difference between these subspecies, especially since there can be such variance from plant to plant. Visit this database to see lots...

2008-11-24 Nepenthes ventrata lack of pitchers: Hi Mark, Ahh yes. I used to have a couple ventrata's (Nepenthes deRoose's alata) in my previous house that looked just like this. They were both in a big north window that got good ambient light,...