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Sarracenia rosea (syn. Sarracenia purpurea venosa var burkii) showing the distinctive pink flower and last season's slightly ragged pitchers . Flowers are generally produced in the spring before new foliage. Sarracenia rosea is native to Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Mississippi. The differences between Sarracenia rosea and Sarracenia purpurea venosa are subtle and it's status as a separate species is controversial.
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I’m a little worried I may have a bit too many plants...especially the Venus fly traps .___.;;
My first psittacina seems to grow wildly. It’s pretty big now. I can’t wait for it to multiply. The sarracenias seem to be thriving as well so I’m a pretty happy plant daddy.
I’ve resorted to using a line to water my nepenthes. It’s been months and they seem to enjoy it. Meanwhile the sundews know no bounds and threaten to take over most of the plant room D;
Also an appearance from the husband’s poinsettia!
Sarracenia rosea, a close cousin of the more northernly-occuring Sarracenia purpurea.
IN THE SNOWY SWISS
