A Puerto Rico grower ordered S. minor but read rumors it prefers drier conditions than other Sarracenia or it rots.
Jacob Farin: Rumor is false or a red herring. Sarracenia Northwest grows all S. minor in standing water exactly like other Sarracenia—no deterioration.
Growers blaming "too wet" likely had other problems:
S. minor loves warm growing seasons—should thrive in Puerto Rico summer.
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