Mid-October: Sarracenia and Dionaea naturally approach dormancy—older leaves/traps brown and drop. This can look like decline. Send a photo for confirmation.
Use boric acid-based liquid ant baits (e.g., Terro). Workers carry poison to the queen, eliminating the colony. Place near nest entrances.
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