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| Nepenthes sanginea. 4.23.19 |
These are some of the carnivorous plants now. The first are the tropicals, which are in my sunroom. I only have Nepenthes, which is a large genus with many types. This Nepenthes sanguinea just opened one of its new pitches. Very rewarding. It has a nice coloration, red tones on green, inside and out.
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| Nepenthes sanginea. 4.23.19 |
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| Emerging Pitchers and Flower Bud on Sarracenia "Extreme Green". 4.23.19 |
The hardy, American carnivorous plants are just starting to come out of dormancy, with some new leaves (pitchers) starting to grow on some, although most are still in deep dormancy. Two have flower buds, growing before or with the pitches. One is
Sarracenia X "Extreme Green", and the other is
Sarracenia Tarnok.
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| Emerging Flower Stalk on Sarraenia "Tarnok". 4..23.19 |
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| Emerging Traps on Venus Flytrap. 4.23.19 |
The Venus Flytrap is also emerging from dormancy, with some new traps. I wonder if I should repot it (and some of the
Sarracenias) soon.
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