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S. oreophila Division: Cut Flowers Year 1, Enjoy Year 2

Divided endangered S. oreophila into 8 bulbs, 3 flowering. Cut flowers this year.

Why

  • Division damage → energy for healing + pitchers.
  • We allow flowering Year 2 only.
  • You'll get fewer/smaller pitchers if you keep flowers.

Your Call

Want seeds for conservation? Keep them. Want strongest plants? Cut. Judgment call.

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