One thing i notice with mine is theat the main plant seems to cease growing before and during the act of flowering and offsetting. Don't worry, by the time this happens, she usually has a bunch of pups in a really nice array on her skirts that can be breoken off and potted up individually or left to make for a really nice display. I wish I had left one of mine alone like this. Hi list, i am looking for information on B. Reducta. It stands a foot tall.
All help is appreciated.
Yes, you can, with the effect that you may slow them down just a little bit. I even divide them now with only the smallest amount of slowing down on the plants part. Andrew Marshall ps. I have many unusual and usual Sarracenia and Sarracenia hybrids for sale if any one is interested.