Hello! This is rewarding but takes time. Do you have any mature Sarracenia plants? In any case, you can plant them in straight peat moss or peat/perlite or peat/sand or peat/Sphagnum moss or straight Sphagnum moss. Avoid fertile garden or potting soil. You can sow directly on a pot full of the above and moisten the pot and put the whole thing in a zip-loc bag into the fridge for at least a month. Than bring it out and put it under fluorescent lights (still keep the zip-loc bag).....the little seeds will sprout in 2 or 3 weeks. That will get you started. When the little seedlings get a couple of true leaves you can repot/separate them. The little seedlings will not need dormancy the first winter and you will get larger plants quicker by avoiding it. Good luck and have fun!

Thank you for replying! I will definitely have to try that. Unfortunately I don't have any mature plants. I was hoping to grow these from seed so that these would be my first plants. Also, thanks for the extra tip about the skipping their first dormancy. I thought they needed it every year.

i have some seeds that have been stratified and are now under a flourescent light now for almost 4 weeks, I still have not seen any growth, do u think they died or should i give it a little more time? oops by the way they are purple pitcher plant growing in peat and sand.

If you like that variety, here is mine. It's two years old.