bog plant pots Sarracenia Carnivorous Bog Plants

bog plant pots Sarracenia Carnivorous Bog PlantsSarracenia sp. Carnivorous Plants Common names: Pitcher Plants Ideal for bog gardens and container ponds, Sarracenia sp has many different colored pitchers that develop their full hues when placed into full sun. We do not recommend placing them in shade, as this can cause them to droop with stunted growth. It will require wet soil made up of sand, topsoil, sphagnum moss, and bark during its growing months and then damp soil during its winter dormancy

Sarracenia sp. Carnivorous Plants

Common names: Pitcher Plants

Ideal for bog gardens and container ponds, Sarracenia sp has many different colored pitchers that develop their full hues when placed into full sun. We do not recommend placing them in shade, as this can cause them to droop with stunted growth. It will require wet soil made up of sand, topsoil, sphagnum moss, and bark during its growing months and then damp soil during its winter dormancy period. These plants grow best under acidic soil conditions with poor nutrients. The dormancy period will start around 45°F - 30°F, but it will depend on your region. With Carnivorous plants, it is recommended you use distilled or RO water during the summer months when rain is less prevalent. We personally like to make sure our TDS is around 100 by mixing some tap water (This is optional, though).

Caring for Sarracenia sp. In Backyard Ponds

Sold As: 1x potted Sarracenia of various species in a 2" Pot

Care Level: Easy

Lighting Requirement: Full Sun

Growth Rate: Moderate

Native Habitat: North America

Tint Tolerance: High. Carnivorous plants thrive in acidic soil conditions.

All Plants may contain snails or snail eggs. We keep them in all of our tanks for the benefits they provide. Our blackwater aquarium plants are provided by H2OPlants in adherence to their Shipping and DOA Policies. Your curated selection will arrive in their packaging separate from your botanical & merch orders.