r/SavageGarden's Trade/Sale Thread (Spring 2026)

Flowers galore!

New plants from florae that just arrived! The Peltata x Mollis is seed grown.

It will always been a favorite of mine.

Happy Growing
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Find that happy medium between etiolation and the face of the sun and you’ll get strong and consistent seedling growth. I think that’s 200-400ppfd for this stage. While it’s true that seedlings can handle just as much light as adult sarracenia, dialing it back until they develop their crowns then going scorched earth has yieldied much faster and consistent growth in my set up over the past 2 years. Add in a fertilization regiment and boom!!!!! You’ll have much larger seedlings in shorter time than what’s typically reported.

Not to many flowers but most have settled in.

Happy Growing
Jeremiahsplants.com

It grew in so quickly! I don’t mind a stowaway, but should I remove the drosera to its own cup or move them both to a larger? The latter would disturb their roots less.

Can you all help me with the Venus Fly Trap? Until a few days ago, it was THRIVING.
I accidentally let the reservoir dry out (the moss mix itself was still damp). It seemed to have rebounded, but is now looking like this.
Did I kill it? Or is there a chance it’s just entering its dormancy period?

To answer the likely questions:
- it lives on a west-facing windowsill
- it is in a moss mix specifically for carnivorous plants
- it is not in soil
- the bottom portion of the pot is a reservoir that I (exclusive of the time mentioned above) keep filled with distilled water

Hi, all! I'm responsible the carnivorous plants where I work and would love some advice about how to approach dormancy. I planted some s.leucophylla x oreo and s.purpurea in our outdoor aquarium 3 months ago. The winter care guides I read recommended reducing their water level over the winter. Obviously, their water table is already higher than usual and lowering it in their current set up is impossible.  

The options I’ve been able to come up with are a) pull them from the aquarium and keep them in trays over the winter; and b) let 'em ride and trust that the rate of water circulation in the aquarium will be enough to keep them from rotting. Does anyone have any experience with a setup like this? I’m in zone 7b.  

The contrast of these are incredible, always one of my favorites this time of year!

Happy Growing
Jeremiahsplants.com

their FB: https://www.facebook.com/jungledemons/

So they have gorgeous in-situ photos of a bunch of sought-after nepenthes and some corybas species that no pictures existed of before.

They are supposedly a shop, and ship worldwide but no webstore link is available through their insta page (and didn't find one through google either)

Smells like poachers to me, but correct me if I'm wrong.

colasanti farms from walmart

I really feel bad when my plants catch insects honestly I’m wondering if anyone has setups maybe indoors to grow Venus flytrap, sarrecenia etc without insect death?

We might have us one!!!

S. leuco very tall L30A x leuco “Bocaza” L87MK

Seed produced by @dc.carnivores

Germinated by @insecticidal151 3/3/25

Excited to see how these (Purp Montana X F black veins) X Pastel seedlings look in the spring after dormancy. Especially the one on the left.

Our third annual Halloween giveaway is live!

Three winners will get a free plant, valued up to $125, from any that are available on the site! The giveaway runs through November 1st.

Check our our site, dangerlettuce.com, for rules and to enter. U.S. only

I accidentally posted this to /savageDRAGON.

Don't know what that sub is, but a few users there were confused about it for sure.

😆