Back to work-trim carnivorous plants

These are sarracenias.They are native to the SE US.They are protected.These are hybrids that are not protected.They are mass produced by a process called tissue culture.They grow in wet boggy locations below the fall line,or the beach of the ancient ocean south of mid SC,AL,GA,MS,LA.There are 6-8 varieties that grow in their own territory.When the territories overlap they cross and make a new mix variety.Always in a swamp.
I have found hornets,frogs,wasps,ants,moths and a lot of other stuff slowly digesting in it's seductive elixir pool in the bottom of the plant.Hairs pointing down to make esccape difficult,deceptive windows decieving the captured who try to climb thru them only tiring to fall-in the seductive elixir.Nature's cruelty at it's best.
It is a perrenial and i trimmed the winter foliage off for the new growth to emerge.The floor of this house will turn into a bizzare color splash of death.No Sevin dust required in this one.
The white topped one feeds on moths during full moon nights.The moths see the reflection of the moon on the white top of the plant and comes to it like a street light entering to find-the seductive elixir.The pitchers actually fall over from the weight of the moths-dying to get-to the seductive elixir.
The drunken fire ants that are biting me for these photos have hiked in here since i lowered the water 4 days ago.They are moving very slow because they are eating the bugs that drank-the seductive elixir.