A Vancouver, WA grower asked if winter rains submerging potted Sarracenia in water trays would harm them. In natural bogs, water levels fluctuate, and plants tolerate temporary submersion. Key points:
Ensure pots have drainage and use a well-aerated mix (1:1 peat:perlite).
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