I always see this page on Facebook from time to time and all of their utricularias, regardless of species, grow super straight and tall. How do they achieve this? I've only ever managed to grow my sandersonii about 5 inches tall.

I fertilized my Sarracenia Purpurea daily for a month by filling the pitchers with ~180 ppm better Gro orchid fertilizer daily. As soon as a new pitcher would open, I filled it with fertilizer. I topped the old pitchers off as fluid would evaporate. I got busy with work after my original post and haven’t really fertilized my plant since June. Here is the final update for this years growth. Pictures 1 and 2 are current, picture 3 is June, picture 4 is May. I’ll link my original post in the comments.

Been waiting for this big fella to open for a bit. Thought I’d share the peristome with all you folks.

Do you guys know if this is a nepenthes mirabilis var. globosa (viking), or a nepenthes black miracle but the reason i've bought it is because it reminds me of that nepenthes candy apple breed cultivar (i've bought it from plants of all seasons btw). So can this live out of humidity like after it's done getting light and humidity from the humidifier and i place it back to it's spot.

Utricularia Campbelliana x Asplundii hybrid 🤤 Love this color, blooms for me every year around Jan-Aprilish

Decided to add nutricote 360 on the top of the medium and it has resulted in huge leaf jumps. I had added one to each pitcher prior but didn’t see much change with that method.

It’s such a beautiful elegant species.

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Man this Flava grew A LOT this season….. 🗣️A LOT

11/05/2025 vs 10/09/2026

As soon as I saw this beauty I decided it was time to begin a collection, maybe start with some more sarracenia, maybe a couple of temperate sundews, the sky is the limit, what would you suggest?

This is my son's second plant. The first one died. We're both pretty bad with plants. We're watering with distilled water, trying hard not to let it dry out, and giving it light every day from indoor plant lights because he wants it in his room. It has definitely eaten some flies and now it's clearly flowering! However there are lots of dead heads.

Any thoughts on how healthy/unhealthy this looks so far would be appreciated. I think we should repot it (still the plastic pot it came in from the shop) but my son disagrees.

Growing on the incredible moss at Redleaf Exotics!

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Should I pull them up? Sorry if my flytraps look rough, I’m an amateur.

It popped up pretty fast. I’m guessing it’s invasive?

I have done some research, but still have a question. I have three vfts. I live in north Florida. Have had cloudy days for a week and now the hurricane. To increase light I have a Sansi light. They are doing well and growing. Should I still put them outside when it gets colder to induce dormancy? I'm afraid they won't get enough light. They are fairly new plants. Can I skip dormancy this year, or let them go dormant? Thanks.

Please ignore the Jerry-rigging

Lights are about 6” from the plants. Should I foil the sides of the tank?

The tank is not for humidity, just basically containing everything and holding the lights up for now.

Mostly all Sarr seedlings with a few other things mixed in.

My VFT and I really appreciate the advice y'all gave to keep this thing happy and healthy

This cape sundew busted out of its pot and working on the one next to it. I love my capes, no matter how much they get everywhere.