Pat noted a discrepancy: website care guide says standing water for P. 'Aphrodite', but DVD says no standing water for butterworts. Asked for the correct method to avoid repeating a lost P. moctezumae.
P. 'Aphrodite' is durable and tolerates wetter conditions than most Mexican butterworts, but thrives kept just moist—not waterlogged. Allow a little tray water but let it fully absorb before adding more. African violet pots (wicking) are an easy way to maintain this balance.
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