Darlingtonia is far more sensitive to root disturbance than Sarracenia. If your plant is thriving in its current mix, leave it alone until spring.
Repotting at emergence lets the plant recover with the growing season ahead.
Decorative rock suppliers carry small lava rock; grill lava rock works but is coarse. Pumice is a great substitute.
Yes — soak roots 15 minutes during repotting. Significantly reduces transplant shock.
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