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Baby Venus Flytrap Dormancy: Cold Window Safer Than Desert Outdoors

Grower in southern Nevada (zone 10) has 1-year-old VFTs (nickel-sized). Asked about outdoor vs. cold window dormancy, sulfur fungicide safety.

Advice

  • Cold window safer—desert temps swing wildly day/night.
  • Sulfur fungicide fine on babies; follow label dilution.
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