

Zone 7, snow Tuesday. 3 S. flava in 24" pot, 3 'Tarnok' in 18" pot. Divide for large specimens? Juncus spiralis in both. Phyllodia: remove all or leave?
Jeff leaves them; Jacob cuts all before new growth. If keeping, remove when new pitchers emerge to admit light. No hard rule—grower preference.
If center healthy, leave whole. Division = smaller plants. Center rot later? You just miss that season's increase—plant survives. Learn by doing; we lose centers sometimes too.
Repotting Pinguicula 'Gina': Time for a Larger Pot
Staking Top‑Heavy Sarracenia Pitchers
Sarracenia alata Seasonal Pitcher Development
Nepenthes Pitchers Form Away from the Light Source
Rare Mutation: Two Pitchers on One Nepenthes Leaf
Why Sarracenia flava Produces Smaller Pitchers Later in Season
How Many Seeds to Start Per Pot? Smart Strategies for Seed Starting
Basal Shoots on Nepenthes: Normal Vining Behavior
Identifying a Vigorous Nepenthes: Likely N. sanguinea Hybrid
Wire Hanging Basket for Carnivorous Plants: Wrong Container Choice
Falling Sarracenia leucophylla Pitchers: Light Deficiency
Rainwater Standing Water Maintenance
Adding Water to Nepenthes Pitchers After Shipping: Optional, Not Required
Nepenthes Miranda No Pitchers for 8 Months: Hanging Too High, Insufficient Light
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