Sarracenia oreophila Potted Size:X-Large

Sarracenia oreophila Potted Size:X-LargeSarracenia oreophila is nearly extinct in the wild. It looks similar to Sarracenia flava, producing most of its pitchers in spring and going dormant in late summer. Pitchers are tall and stately, usually green, but many clones have strong red venation. Sarracenia oreophila is a species with a greater tolerance for cold. One of the funny, quirky qualities of oreophila is that its pitchers can wrinkly in summer, giving it a very unusual appearance!

Water & Humidity: Water overhead to fill the middle of the plant

let the water tray dry out for a day or two between refills

If you live somewhere very hot like Arizona

as they do not need to be repotted

In many areas

but you do not need to repot your plant after receiving it from us

Sometimes called Pine Lily

As they approach maturity

but they can slow down growth in winter when photo periods shorten

The roots can be brown to black and thick

you can let them dry out a bit between rain storms

You can leave them in the fridge for an extended period if you have very long winters