A Portland, OR (zone 8) grower saw no growth on S. 'Daina's Delight' a month after purchase, despite newsletter mentioning "significant growth." Plant in 6" pot, standard mix, full sun on deck.
The "significant growth" reference likely applied to zones 9–10. Portland is zone 8; recent snow/hail means dormancy continues. Sarracenia need consistent 60°F+ days to break dormancy—often not until May.
This hybrid peaks in late summer/early fall. Patience is required. Watch the nursery's video podcast for real-time comparison—plants there look the same.
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