Sarracenia × catesbaei Pot or no pot?:Pot and soil on side We keep them in a

We keep them in a bog under pine trees

When plant arrives: Plant will be in a zip-seal bag or bubble wrap with paper tucked between the leaves and around the pitchers or wrapped in bubble wrap with crinkle paper between the leaves

they should be protected from frost and brought inside if the temperatures are going to dip below freezing

While they are sent semi-bare root

Never fertilize

Sarracenia × catesbaei Pot or no pot?:Pot and soil on side We keep them in aSarracenia catesbaei (S. purpurea S. flava) is a naturally occurring hybrid pitcher plant that is infrequently found in sandy bogs, wet seeps and savannas in coastal plain areas from Virginia to Florida. Sarracenia are the American pitcher plant. They are native to the East Coast and the Gulf Coast area of the United States and some provinces in the southern area of Canada. Plants produce a sticky substance on the mouth of the plant that attracts bugs