Heavy rains caused soil erosion in Sarracenia pots—one exposed root. New soil ordered (arrives Friday). Asked if plants can wait or need immediate fix.
Soil Erosion
Jacob Farin: Plants OK for a week. Keep pots in standing water to prevent root dehydration. Stuff wads of paper towel on soil surface as temporary fill. Nursery now uses plastic sheet covers for rain/hail forecasts (see April podcast).
Good Growing!
Jacob Farin
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