
Akira (Zone 9, SoCal) bought S. minor 'Okefenokeensis' 1+ month ago. Slow growth, no fully opened pitchers, 8" tallest leaf. 7 hrs sun, 1:1 peat/sand, 12" pot, distilled water, top-watering daily. Other Sarracenia thriving.
Jeff Dallas: Spring divisions prioritize root growth—slow top growth is typical. Gulf Coast natives often pause mid-summer, resume late summer/fall. Longer SoCal season = later flush.
S. minor prefers wetter conditions. Try keeping water in tray (not just top-watering).
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
www.growcarnivorousplants.com
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