A grower noticed several Sarracenia sending up flower stalks in late summer and removed them. They asked if this is normal and if certain species are more prone.
Jeff Dallas confirmed it happens in nature too. S. oreophila is most prone, but S. flava and others do it occasionally. Fall flowers lack time to set viable seed, so pollination isn’t worthwhile.
Chicago Hydrangea Bloom Failure: Frost and Variety Solution
Self-Pollinating Sarracenia flava: Collecting Pollen
Drosera spatulata Flower Stalks: Sticky but Not Carnivorous
Late Summer Flower Garden Tasks: Disbudding, Deadheading, Feeding, and Propagation
The Flower Garden in Late Summer: Transition, Pests, and Early Winter Prep
Saving Flower Seeds: Hybrid vs. Open-Pollinated
Sarracenia Pollen Viability: Refrigerate, Use Soon
Drosera capensis Flower Cycle: Normal Wilting
Sarracenia Pollination Timing: How Long Are Pistils Receptive After Pollen Drop?
Sarracenia Self-Pollination vs. Cross-Pollination: Seed Yield Differences
Sarracenia & Venus Flytrap Flower Pollination Timing
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