A grower sowed Dionaea seeds late September; asks if they can skip first dormancy under lights like Sarracenia seedlings.
Keep under lights the first winter. By year two, they need a real dormancy. Sarracenia tolerate perpetual summer (e.g., Hawaii), but Dionaea usually die without cool, short days. They’re more dormancy-dependent.
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