Tubular Plant - Sarracenia psittacina Hybr. "Scarlett Belle" - Carnivorous Plant - 9cm Pot

Tubular Plant - Sarracenia psittacina Hybr. "Scarlett Belle" - Carnivorous Plant - 9cm Pot

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SKU: 253919012023
GTIN: 4019515920594
Category: Carnivorous Plants
Manufacturers: exotenherz

Name: Sarracenia
. Botanical name: Sarracenia X cv "Scarlett Belle" (cross between S. leucophylla and s. psittacina)

Pot size: 9cm

10,99 €

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Delivery time: 5 - 7 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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Hose plant - Sarracenia "Scarlett Belle" - 9cm pot

A natural flycatcher for your garden pond. Enough of these planted around a natural garden pond will significantly reduce the mosquito infestation.
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The flies literally fall down the Sarracenia''s throat. The nectar scent emanating from the tubes attracts the insects to the entrance of the trap. Taking nectar from the smooth inside of the tube, they slide down into the trap and eventually drown in the digestive fluid. Several species go dormant during the winter months. The hose plants flower in early spring. Their flower has a particularly intense scent.

Because they are hardy down to about -15° C, they are suitable for outdoor use - in the full-sun shore area of a pond or a bog bed.

Name: Hose plant
. Botanical name: Sarracenia X cv "Scarlett Belle" (cross between S. leucophylla and s. psittacina)

Pot size: 9cm

Native: USA / Canada

Care
The tubular plants are marsh plants, which means they always like it damp. Always keep the pot moist and water only with rainwater.
Sunny to semi-shady window spots are suitable as a location.

Tip:
If a plant wilts due to dryness, immerse the pot in water until no more air bubbles appear. Lay the plant horizontally for an hour. This often brings „resurrection„ or salvation of the plant.

Item weight:	0,50 kg

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muss noch wachsen
bis meine Sarracenia so aussieht, wie die Abbildung oben, muss sie noch ein bisschen wachsen. Ich bin da allerdings guten Mutes, denn bisher sind alle fleischfressenden Pflanzen von Exotenherz gut angewachsen im jeweiligen Florarium und fangen auch fleißig die kleinen Fruchtfliegen ein, die sich hier tummeln.

Jutta F , 10.04.2024 Verified purchase