The volunteer is D. rotundifolia. Transplant during winter dormancy. It thrives in live sphagnum moss.
Easy ID: Round leaves, temperate habit. Common contaminant in nursery pots.
Reed-Like Weeds in Sarracenia rubra wherryii: Remove Completely
Identifying a Volunteer Sundew: Likely Drosera binata dichotoma
Mystery Sarracenia Identified: Likely 'Scarlet Belle' or psittacina × leucophylla Hybrid
Sarracenia purpurea in Terracotta: Fine If You Water More
Sarracenia minor Stalled After Hail: Repotting Time
Complete Setup Overhaul: From Desk Lamp to Outdoor Sun
Reviving a Dried-Out Sarracenia: Water, Dormancy, and Patience
Overwintering Sarracenia in Cold Climates (Zone 5): Mulch, Water, and Leaf Removal
Fixing Tissue Culture Sarracenia psittacina Growth Issues
Sooty Mold on Sarracenia and Dionaea: Causes and Prevention
Indoor Hanging Pots for Nepenthes: Watering Techniques and Multi-Species Planting Pros/Cons
Moss in Cephalotus Pot: Harmless but Manage It
Container Mint Success: Soil, Water, and the Secret to Longevity
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