Could you post a picture?

Those aerogardens seem kind of small. You could most likely germinate stuff in it just fine, but you will have to transplant eventually. I don't really know what the humidity requirements are for Sarracenia germination since I only grow Nepenthes, but I do know they can take lower humidity at times. Aeroponics is by far the best way to grow a plant if you can keep up with the maintenance. It trumps hydroponics and traditional soil/media. The main problem is making a large enough container for the roots, once the plant gets bigger.

From what I've heard of them, don't they use some sort of nutrients to assist in the growing? That could be hazardous to CPs. Did you cold stratify the seeds first? They need that to grow.

I'm curious to see what happens. Do you know what kind of light it uses and the power?

Yes they use tablet ferts definitely NOT for CPs!

Aerogarden does work but I don't think they're really CP compatible.

Hi everyone!

I know it's been a little while. I just wanted to say, that though I appreciate your concern, aerogarden would just be an aeroponic vehicle to grow the Sarracenia in. You don't HAVE to use the fertilizer, you can add it or not at your discrection. So let me try again here. Using the aerogarden, with no fertilizer and river water (stream in front of my condo)--I am trying to start Sarracenia seeds. Does anyone have any experience with Sarracenia and aerogarden? I am wondering what photo period and pump settings would be most benificial. Currently I have it set to 'Herbs' cause that seems to be the most reasonable. The attached link in the light/pump period for the aerogarden. If anyone knows what setting will be the best I would appreciate it.

I will be transplanting the sarracenia and memosa when they reaches a transplantable size.

PS The Mimosa pudica are growing great! Still waiting for germination on the sarracenia.

Here is a link that might be useful: Aerogarden pump/light cycle

So, 14 years later I am in same boat and curious if it ever worked for you.