Nice collection. Do you have to bring them all inside for the winter?

Thanks, actually Sarracenia are a temperate species of cps, which means they have to experience a dormancy period to preform there best. Last year i left all of them outside in the pool, moved them to the center, cut there pitchers off used a fungiacid and filled the pool with pine mulch, with it covering 6+ over the pots too, and all these successfully overwintered in zone 5. Sorry to say my favorite plant S. fledgling did not survive, and some of the smaller vfts did not either, the only things you have to bring inside during the winter are...nepenthes, tropical sudews, mexican butterworts, heliamphora, cephalotus can be treated as a tropical, and few others.

Beautiful! Great work. Red

Nice job! Mine all go in the fridge for the winter here in the Hudson Valley....

Thanks, about the fridge do you have a fridge, ive heard of the idea maybe ill try it i dont know, it would save money, not having to buy mulch, how well does it work? Hopefulley next year ill have S. flava seedlings and a larger sarracenia collection this year it has been tropicals neps, sundew, butterworts.

Do you have an attic with a window? That works well, too.

The fridge works great, my attic gets too cold. I remove the sarrs from the soil, rinse them off hit them with a little fungicide and put them in zip lock bags. Works perfect. 40 degrees F. in the fridge. In Mid February they come out, get repotted and take off!