I believe this is a trumpet pitcher plant the leaves on top are a little hard so I want to make sure it isn’t dying on me.
I have spagnum moss and the right dirt in there with distilled water I have a grow light since my window doesn’t provide enough sun for it it’s the “Good Earth” brand an LED Full spectrum light.
The title really does have all three of my questions.
This is growth from last November. Inside until May then out with the VFTs. After our NC cold snap:
It's very crowded so do I unpot, split the rhyzome and have 2 pots?
Trim away, if so, which ones?
Leave it be and let it do its thing?
Hey does anyone happen to be growing/have pictures of S. Honey Badger or any crosses that contain it? I can’t find anything online and plan on growing it soon. Thanks!
I know that I’ve seen my own cultivated pitcher plants put off a lot of non-trap leaves, usually at one time of the year, but I’ve never seen it this bad, and usually it feels like its just something that happens in early spring as the plants are coming back, I’ve never seen it like this. Any ideas? Excess nitrogen in this swamp ass puddle they live in?
UPDATE! Plants looking amazing :) can’t wait to make hybrids from these :)
S. x Black Widow
S. Leucophylla HCW
S. x Repltilian Rose
From when I got this little plant vs this morning 🙂
I love her. Should I repot her? And how much bigger of a pot? Help.
Seeds purchased from Jeremiah Harris in 2025. This seedling turns one year old this month and is already starting to show some of the characteristics it may have as an adult. I believe the coloration will still change a bit as it matures.