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Sarracenia 'Stevensii'
By Sid
- 15 Feb, 2009
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Another of today's acquisitions - £1.99.
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Thanks John :-) Some of the tops on this one are a bit dried out, but there is plenty of healthy looking growth too.
I don't know whether the purpurea has been hardened off, but I'll put it out somewhere sheltered then.
15 Feb, 2009
The drying out is normal in winter Sid. They go dormant for a while.
15 Feb, 2009
Oh, good Thanks for that. Should I remove the ones that are dying?
15 Feb, 2009
I just trim them off with a pair of sharp scissors. Too soft for secateurs.
15 Feb, 2009
If you click on the see who else has plants in this genus tab and you will see a pic of how my ones live Sid.
15 Feb, 2009
Oh ok, I'll have a look... :-)
16 Feb, 2009
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For the time of year this is fine and healthy Sid. You got 2 real bargains. The S. purpurea you could actually move outside when you like, especially if you start a little bog garden. They are 100% hardy. This one I would leave in the saucer of rainwater under glass for another few weeks but don't mollycoddle it. The S. flava is 98% hardy. I'll PM you the answer on peat.
John.
15 Feb, 2009