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By Jellybean1
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Tree pattern on pitcher
Tree pattern on pitcher
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Moss growing like a weed!!
Moss growing like a weed!!
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By SerMuncherIV
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Those pitchers are a very unnatural green color, even if they are new. They also aren't supposed to be elongated like in the second photo, especially if they're the S. purpurea subsp. venosa that I think they are. I don't suppose they're getting enough light, are they?
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By Jellybean1
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I just got them today,Im planning to do the normal routine for it,1 hour of daylight then on and on.They had all the Carnivorus plants at my nursery under a light,it looked bright.Though I never asked what type it was.The pitcher plants there seem to be the healthiest plant in that area.This may sound dumb but is the reason their green because they are a hybrid of some sort?
EDIT:Didnt see the last part,the label on the front says "SARRACCENIA PUPERA" And I did some reaserch on the looks real quick and it looked like it was a regular ol' Pupera
By SerMuncherIV
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How much light do you plan to ultimately give them? Those pitchers certainly don't indicate a healthy amount of light, which is no fault of yours, and I don't know any single light that will keep Sarracenia happy indoors. Your plants are not hybrids, if they were then the indicative traits would appear in all pitchers. I believe they are S. purpurea subsp. venosa, although I may be incorrect; if so, then they are S. rosea. I can say that they're not the northern subspecies.
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By Jellybean1
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When Im done introducing them to their new home,and they get fully settled Im going for about 3-4 hours in direct sunlight then moving them to my windowsill for the rest of the day,the windowsill is about 6 feet long and the sun shines directly on it.
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By steve booth
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You could do with a longer period if at all possible, can you get them outside in full sun?

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By dykotah
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Joined:  Mon Jun 08, 2015 9:45 pm
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The extra light will certainly do them some good. Here is mine to maybe help compare to. Hope it helps!Image
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