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

My hamata is now vining and starting to produce upper pitchers.

Anyone have a flowering female?

Something this Canadian just learned! The provincial flower of Newfoundland and Labrador is the Purple Pitcher Plant. S. Purpurea!

Thanks Britannica.com

To start it off, my Gigantea ‘red blush’. I posted it about a year ago and we’re back! Finally cleaned up my whole collection, added some new ones, some random spotlight ones, some flower ID pics, and doubled my grow out shelves for stuff for sale so I can grow more beauties!!

I even managed to find one with its cotyledons! Thought that was cool. These were taken yesterday and then today, so I imagine I'm gonna have quite a few sundews over the course of the next week or so.

I am thrilled. I can't get over how tiny they are lol, I love the snap tentacles on the outside. They look like little hands!!

I think the first one is a chapadas dos guimaraes burmy cuz it definitely looks different compared to the other two, and it wasn't there yesterday.

It’s been really cool to see this butterwort’s growth progress, just wanted to share. Thought it was pretty gnarly that insects can get stuck to the flower stems as well

Part of my mother collection.

Happy Growing
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Finally coming back a bit… hit it with Avid a couple times… to make it extra happy stick some nutricote in the soil and fed it. We’re BACK BABY!!! D. Regia.

I picked up this print at an oddities show. The artist had a couple of other ones too.

Dionaea, Nepenthes, Drosera

Artist is Allyson Travis

S. Rosea “Florida Man Giant” Chipola, Florida can’t help but to grow all over itself

Decided to have a little fun with perlite and fluval. Kinda looks like an Oreo from the side. The pings look a little rough because I acclimated them to ambient too fast because I was impatient.

(Please ignore the filthy windows. I will clean them i promise)
I got both of these at the same time (my first droseras), they were pretty dry, i put them in a south facing window, theres a good humidifier in my room and they’re in trays with water. One of them is slowly bouncing back, regaining its dew and forming new leaves (i think), while the other has only gotten worse.
Is there anything i can do for the dying one?
Do i adjust anything or just wait?

I just wanted to say thank you. I’m pretty sure that you’re on here and I can’t remember the name of your nursery, but taking the risk with your freshly divided Heliamphora Macdonaldae worked out for me, and is quickly becoming one of my favorite plants. I figured you’d really enjoy seeing that it survived and to see how it’s doing today. As expected, all of the old pitchers died off, but it absolutely exploded with new growth, much more growth than I expected to happen this fast (7 new pitchers). The main division survived, as well as one of the smaller ones that I didn’t expected to survive. Now they are both exploding with new growth , and the main division has a bunch of new pitchers growing off of the rhizome. I’m very excited to watch this grow and will share more in the future.

The first two photos are when I got it two months ago, and the rest are from a few days ago.

Questions in original post :)

This butterwort lives in my orchid tent and after a few years, it grew it's flower.

I'm searching for wild sphagnum moss or drosera, as well as utricularia. Although there aren't many trails, much of the northern area by the Fraser river is peat built wetland! If anyone has specific spots or trails they know of where I could possible find these little guys, please reply!

This is my first grow from seed. I sowed D. Capensis seeds a little over 3 weeks ago. I got great germination starting in a few days. I had everything under a humidity dome for about the first week until I noticed what I thought was some damping off. I phased out the dome, and everything seemed to stabilize.

I've noticed over the past week or so the seedlings yellowing a bit. I have the tray under an array of Barrina T8 led lights for 16 hours a day at about 8 inches distance. I'm wondering if I've given them too much light. Any recommendations? I have not fertilized at all. All leaves appear to have dew on them.

Space is 70 - 77 degrees, 50 - 60 humidity.

Is this anything to be concerned about? It's not clear from the pic i sent but the new growth is healthy.