Received bare-root plants with crushed pitchers and a broken flower stalk? Here's the recovery plan.
You can cut all leaves to the base—South African sundews often respond with vigorous new growth. Or leave them and trim after new leaves emerge.
Recovery takes weeks to months. Focus on optimal conditions: pure water, bright light, stable temps. New growth will be fully acclimated to your environment.
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