Sarracenia coming out of dormancy?

[trashnjunk]

Mornin,

So I got a couple Sarracenia rhizomes a few weeks back, planted them in some good peat moss and moved them outside for the Monsoon, and while the little one is still in dormancy, the larger decided to flower first. It hasn't bloomed yet, but has a foot long stalk and looks a week away. It hasn't produced any leaves, any thoughts on if this is healthy and/or normal? This is my first attempt with American pitchers since burning a purpurea in 7th grade and I can't find anything on this happening.

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[hcarlton]

Feb 17, 2018 16:00:49 GMT trashnjunk said:

Mornin,

So I got a couple Sarracenia rhizomes a few weeks back, planted them in some good peat moss and moved them outside for the Monsoon, and while the little one is still in dormancy, the larger decided to flower first. It hasn't bloomed yet, but has a foot long stalk and looks a week away. It hasn't produced any leaves, any thoughts on if this is healthy and/or normal? This is my first attempt with American pitchers since burning a purpurea in 7th grade and I can't find anything on this happening.

Most Sarracenia bloom long before they ever send up new leaves, or they pause leaf growth as the flowers open. Perfectly normal if that's all that's going on, but photos always help in diagnosis.

[hussain007]

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