Critical rule: never divide Sarracenia in active growth (summer stunts them). Late winter/early spring only. Transplanting (without division) is less timing-sensitive for Sarracenia. VFTs and hardy sundews: transplant only when fully dormant—spring/summer moves cause shock/losses. Soil refresh: keep 1-year-old mix, replace at 2 years. Small pots: biennial. Large planters: judgment-based (3+ years). VFTs respond best to frequent refresh.
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