Sarracenia minor “Red Windows” x minor Potted Size:Small

Sarracenia minor “Red Windows” x minor Potted Size:SmallSarracenia minor is one of our favorite species. Its unusual pitchers have an almost monkish, grinning appearance with a domed canopy over the mouth. On the upper portion of the back side of the pitcher are many opaque light windows. These windows are the key to its unique trapping mechanism. When insects are led to the lip of the mouth by nectar trails, they find themselves in a darkened position due to the overhanging hood. Crawling insects are

but these usually darken to a full red over time

We’ve made several videos on our YouTube channel and included detailed instructions below to help you

Each trap slowly darkens in the center

that is normal

Water frequently and make sure your plant gets lots of light

The plants flower in spring most commonly and can be mature enough to flower at 1-3 years old

The entire pitcher's body is a stunning orangey-red

and you should see new growth

In that case

These plants appreciate humidity of 50-80%

All the individuals we have raised exhibit the wavy-leaf characteristic to some extent

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