Herb asks if he can trim pitchers before refrigerator dormancy (fall/winter). Plants respond well but tall pitchers make fridge shelving hard. Follows DVD 1 protocol.
Dead pitchers grow mold—removing is good hygiene. Exception: S. purpurea, S. psittacina, and hybrids like 'Scarlet Belle' (small rhizomes, don't drop leaves in winter)—leave a few leaves.
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
www.cobraplant.com
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