Bare-root Sarracenia leucophylla rhizomes can be refrigerated up to 45 days. They arrive pre-treated with sulfur fungicide—store as received. Check weekly for mold; re-treat with fungicide if needed. Include the care sheet from your shipment for reference.
This short-term cold storage bridges the gap between winter delivery and safe outdoor planting in spring.
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