A grower has unused Nepenthes mix (dried sphagnum, perlite, fir bark) from Cobra Plant and asks if safe for repotting Sarracenia (including purpurea type). Also asks if too late in year to repot.
Sarracenia thrives in 1:1 peat:perlite. You can blend some Nepenthes mix into this base. New mix should be majority peat/perlite. Don't use straight Nepenthes mix for Sarracenia. Avoid bark-containing mixes for flytraps and sundews.
Not addressed in answer, but generally late winter/early spring is best for temperate species.
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