A grower uses 5" diameter × 5" deep ("half-size") pots for flytraps (doing well) and asks if too shallow for Sarracenia excellens repotting next year.
Half-pots work but taller is better. Sarracenia tolerates them; flytraps have more winter issues in shallow pots (wetter soil, less aeration at crown). No need to move current plants. Next transplant, use taller pots.
Tray watering keeps upper soil "just moist" in tall pots; shallow pots stay wetter throughout, increasing winter rot risk.
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