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Sarracenia alata

Native to the south-east of the United States (Texas, Alabama, Mississippi and Lousiana), Sarracenia alata has urns 30 to 50 cm high. Its leaves are green, slightly veined and fairly narrow.

Its magnificent pale yellow flowers are unique to this species. The flower is large, 5 to 7 cm in diameter, with a light lemon and violet fragrance.

From October to March (resting period), the plant's foliage partially disappears. The Sarracenia alata is then delivered in the form of a rhizome that is always rooted in a pot and ready to grow again in the spring.

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Sarracenia alata
Native to the south-east of the United States (Texas, Alabama, Mississippi and Lousiana), Sarracenia alata has urns 30 to 50 cm high. Its leaves are green, slightly veined and fairly narrow.
Its magnificent pale yellow flowers are unique to this species. The flower is large, 5 to 7 cm in diameter, with a light lemon and violet fragrance.
From October to March (resting period), the plant's foliage partially disappears. The Sarracenia alata is then delivered in the form of a rhizome that is always rooted in a pot and ready to grow again in the spring.
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Light and location: Sarracenia alata need full sun to develop properly. They must therefore be placed outdoors.

Temperatures: These are very hardy plants (-15°C). They can be kept in large pots (minimum 3 litres) or preferably in a peat bog.

Watering: Rainwater. It is important to keep the substrate constantly soaking, with the pot bathed in a few centimetres of water.

Substrate: Mixture for carnivorous plants composed of 70-90% white peat with approximately 10% perlite. Ideally, the plant should be placed in a peat bog or in a large, constantly moist pot (minimum 3 L).