Seattle (zone 7–8) suits Sarracenia, Venus flytraps, Cape sundews. Standard peat/perlite works. Darlingtonia needs extra aeration (orchid bark, more perlite) and cool nights—consider separate bog section. Water with cool water daily. Darlingtonia is challenging; consult Sarracenia Northwest for microclimate advice.
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