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To be honest it doesn't look as bad as I thought,some are crispy! It needs to be stood in about 2cm of water all the time if it's in the window. It can get very hot behind glass in the house,also with windows open in the heat,the draught can be very drying to a plants leaves/traps. So find a little saucer and keep it wet all summer and it should recover well.

Can you post a picture?Is it stood in a saucer of water?Have you repotted it? There are many things that could cause this,was it looking good when you bought it,or was it dried out like many are?

Here we go again,I agree a very poor description of HG,the red one pictured looks like Big boy to me though,for what it's worth

temperate pinguicula need to be grown outside! they will grow inside but long term it will do them harm and eventually lead to death. They form premature hibernacula when they get too warm,they will resume growth again when it cools down but this is at the expense of the plants energy reserves and it will be smaller and then when winter comes it might not have the reserves to survive until spring. They need to be outside

As Rob says,were they covered at all? They Don, t need covering.I throw vft seed on my sarra pots and they germinate fine in full sun and take the heat of a greenhouse and are probably drier than Yours too. The wet compost gives them enough humidity,fresh air around them will prevent rot or mould in full sun.

Pictures will help us,it could be a pest in the soil eating the roots.It could be the wrong type of compost? There are many reasons

very nice and plenty of room for more plants

Always works for me,never had a failure this way

I have a red stripe x leah w and the flower is yellow,so I would say it comes more from the leah w parent

take any plastic bag/covers off the seeds. they dont need them at all. Fresh air circulating around the seeds is best,especially if you use new compost. I always use old compost for seeds where the natural balance of the soils bacteria/mould etc doesn't show any sudden growth or blooms to affect the seeds

I have only very rarely had sarracenia send up a second flower,if the first is removed. It could happen if the plant is multi crowned I suppose but not from the same crown. VFT,s on the other hand will send up numerous flower stalks if you remove the first one

you can select them out easily

I think 2 years is a bit young,unless you are growing them under lights and feeding them? Also everybody likes different colours/hybrids,shapes etc,so you are only going to get that shown in a poll,or only the thoughts of people that can be bothered to vote, just enjoy your own selections ada

deep breathe in,and out. Did you read my earlier post at all?

Plenty of growers sell their spare plants on here or on line.New members usually have to wait a month I think before they can see the sales section.Admin might change this with the things that are going on now,so long as the seller's can provide plant passports in line with present guide lines on selling on line