A Zone 4 grower asks what anti-fungal powder to use when preparing potted temperate carnivorous plants for winter storage.
Look for dusting sulfur (wettable sulfur powder). Ensure it's pure sulfur, no lime. Sulfur prevents fungal growth, is cheap, and low toxicity.
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