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Grass Invasion in Sarracenia Pot: Remove Before It Chokes Roots

Pull Early, Repot If Established

Grass roots crowd Sarracenia. Pull when small. If mature, repot: rinse roots in water, gently separate grass roots (some Sarracenia roots lost, but plant recovers). Repot in fresh soil. Early season is good time.

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