Crushed Heliamphora in Transit: Roots Intact, High Humidity Should Save It

The Sad Story of the B

The Sequel

Hal received a smashed Heliamphora (bare-root, no protective packing). Roots look okay. Debating return vs. rehabilitation.

Prognosis: Good If Roots Survived

Jeff Dallas: Smaller plants are resilient. High humidity aids recovery. Criticized shipper—bare-root is better than loose soil if not secured.

Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
www.growcarnivorousplants.com

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