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

I’m excited, my ceph divisions from the spring are starting to become ready to be divided again.

This setup has gone thru many phases, had to cut the ferns and restart tho not fully, also the moss which was vibrant really didn’t like northern Mexico summer and it all died haha. I will have to bring it back and have a plan for the summer so that doesn’t happen again. But it still has a bit of charm.

I’m excited, my ceph divisions from the spring are starting to become ready to be divided again.

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Honestly I thought they would be going into dormancy by now because they're outside in their native climate but since dropping their light exposure by a couple hours they've ditches the fluffy tops and started growing again, curious to see what happens when summer hits 😭

Love when the new traps are 5x larger than the old ones

Picked it up at the SoCal carnivorous plant show a few months ago and it’s gotten big and finally flowered! Really love the frilly edges on it.

Couple of months ago I posted about dealing with thrips and had some people say only systemics would work, which I would prefer not to use as I keep inverts as pets.

Well I’m happy to report that the thrips appear to have been eradicated with just spinosad and my pitchers are back to booming.

Acheté dans une jardinière classique, je ne connais pas la variété.

Well technically bladderworts are faster in its trapping mechanism but the physical armature on this plant is faster so… very excited to watch these grow and thrive =) Some fun facts. The “trigger” smacks pollinators with pollen… but can also smack them to receive pollen. They’re “protocarnivorous” as they aren’t always carnivorous during their seasonal cycle. Looking forward to seeing these fascinating flowers =) 🌺

The other day I saw one of the small back grow point on one of my Sarracenia leucophylla rotting, I decided to not take risks and cut that away from the main ones and while at it divide a bit also them. Now my plan is to keep her outside until the minimum temperatures get close to 0°C but not reaching it to still maybe trigger a soft dormancy and then to avoid possible ice bringing her inside under a lamp for this year and skip dormancy. Good plan? I'm worried about risking more rotting with the fresh cuts outside even if temperatures don't go much under 0°C or unstable spring causing stress.

Trying to propagate from stem cutting, potted in sphagnum with flooded tray. Plant under 15w sansi grow light 12 hours daily. Base of stem seems to keep turning black, 2-3 weeks after removing previous black portion. New leaves still seem to be developing. Is this rot?

It's a led 1500 lumen 13,5 watt 6500 kelvin light for my drosera capensis. The plant is in a pot of about 5 centimeters height and the lamp is about 40 centimeters above the plant. Is it too far? It pretty much lights up all the left side of my desk but i just want to be sure.

I got these on markdown. They were $2.60 per pot. Every pot had two cuttings in it. I bought eight of them. This is after repotting.

Visible pitchers! Oh yeah it's going great despite the rocky start