Cheryl has 5-year-old Sarracenia and flytraps that are crowded (flytraps dividing, one Sarracenia warping its pot). Mid-90s°F temps in early June—safe to repot now?
Repot now. It's early enough for plants to re-establish. Your long growing season helps. Be gentle with roots; expect a slight slowdown as they repair microdamage—normal even for nurseries repotting mid-season.
For technique, watch Grow Carnivorous Plants, Volume 1.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
www.cobraplant.com/DVD
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