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Pitcher Plant Info Growing Pitcher Plants In The Garden
Pitcher plants must be kept wet and can even grow in water gardens. The plants need boggy, moist soil and will perform well at the margins of a pond o...
Carnivorous Plant Problems Why A Pitcher Plant Has No Pitchers
Failure to produce pitchers is an indication that the plant isn't receiving adequate light. ... Water and potting mix – Pitcher plants don't appreciat...
Do Pitcher Plants Bloom Learn About Pitcher Plant Flowers
Do Pitcher Plants Bloom: Learn About Pitcher Plant Flowers Do pitcher plants bloom? They certainly do, and pitcher plant flowers are just as fascinati...
Pitcher Plant Dormancy Pitcher Plant Care Over Winter
Caring for Pitcher Plants in the Winter In extreme cold, apply a thick layer of mulch around the base of the plants to protect the roots. If you have ...
Pitcher Plant Diseases And Pests Of Pitcher Plants
Pitcher plant diseases and pests are common issues that they suffer from, for example, some of these are:Freezing weather.Pesticides or herbicides.Fer...
Browning Pitcher Plants Why A Pitcher Plant Turns Yellow Or Brown
When your Pitcher Plant has dry or brown pitchers, it is likely not getting enough water, in an area of low humidity, or a combination of both. Pitche...
Pitcher Plant Fertilizer When And How To Fertilize A Pitcher Plant
A mild fish fertilizer diluted by one-quarter every two to four weeks can be added to the pitcher. Young plants and seedlings benefit more from fertil...
Repotting Pitcher Plants How To Repot Pitcher Plants
Pitcher plants, like other plants, do best when you repot them early in the spring before they have a chance to produce new growth. When your plant is...
Pitcher Plant Propagation How To Propagate A Pitcher Plant
A faster way to propagate them is by rooting pitcher plant cuttings. Cut pieces of stem that have two or three leaves on them, and clip off half of ea...
