Baby Sarrs....gotta love em...now which one is red

[curlingguy]

Getting closer....



This one shows promise being nice and red-



Got lots of seed grown sarrs and VFT's too....nice to be able to pick out the nicest ones as they get bigger.

[Rug]

As far as I know they all turn red based on the amount of sun they get, unless they are a hetrodoxa

[prmills]

Looking good! Mine are starting to come, not quite that big though Good on ya. Do you use anything special to help them germinate?

[Flytrap]

Gawsh... they're so cute. Cigars for everyone here on ocps ;D

[titom]

Hey, I'm not 18 yet!

[true424]

Those are absoultly adorable, congrads!! How long did they take to geminate?

[curlingguy]

These Sarrs were planted April 21, 2007 (out of fridge stratification and into medium).

[cteichreb]

Good spacing on the Sarrs too. They can easily have their growth stunted by planting them too close.

An old trick I learned many years ago from Carl Mazur is to skip the cold stratification period for Sarr seedlings in the first year. Don't keep them super warm, put them in your basement or somewhere like that. Helps ensure that more make it through the winter and puts on some extra growth. Doesn't set them back at all.

When they start producing their first adult pitchers is when it gets exciting! Good luck with the babies!

Chris