Sarracenia purpurea Venosa Red Pot or no pot?:Pot and soil on side and simply cut the bottom

and simply cut the bottom and top off with a pair of scissors and then carefully cut the bag down the middle and then open it up

as they will not be happy and want at least four hours of direct sunlight per day

anoles and bats can be seen living in some pitchers

alata and are native to the Philippines

Sarracenia purpurea Venosa Red Pot or no pot?:Pot and soil on side and simply cut the bottomSarracenia purpurea 'Venosa Red' is one of the shortest varieties of Sarracenia, reaching approximately six inches in height. The cup shaped pitchers are light green with purple red veins when younger and they may darken to a deeper purple as they age under full sunlight. The Venosa Red can tolerate lower light levels than other Sarracenia. Sarracenia are the American pitcher plant. They are native to the East Coast and the Gulf Coast area of the