
Bought last spring, grew/flowered well, dormant June/July, hasn't emerged. Kept drier per guide. In Florida—kept indoors over winter.
P. grandiflora is temperate (Europe, mountains). Needs cold winter (snow cover normal). Florida winter indoors = no dormancy cue. Mexican butterworts are totally different.
Long-term: keep outdoors in shade during Florida winter. P. vulgaris needs actual freezing. Temperate butterworts are rare in trade because warm-climate dormancy is hard.
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