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Darlingtonia Survival Check: Don't Overwater

Darlingtonia Survival Check: Don't Overwater

Plant looks okay, but Darlingtonia can have healthy leaves with dead roots. Key: avoid waterlogged soil.

Better Watering

  • Top-water frequently.
  • Only trace water in tray.
  • Roots need oxygenation—like wild springs.

Indoors under CFL is suboptimal; outdoors in cool, moving water is ideal.

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