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Transplanting Clustered Drosera Adelae: Do It Now or Wait

Repotting Sets Back Briefly

Clustered D. adelae around pot edge can be transplanted now—will pause dew production for a couple weeks, then recover. Or wait 6 months for pot to fill completely. Follow video podcast for technique.

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