A grower used Miracle-Gro peat/perlite (fertilized) for 2–5 years on S. flava, leucophylla, purpurea, VFTs. Heavy top-watering with RO water. Sarracenia still growing (flower spikes, pitchers), but VFTs mostly dead (10 shrunken, 12 gone, no roots). Asks if repotting now (mid-flower) harms Sarracenia, and if heavy watering helped.
Sarracenia tolerate fertilizer better than VFTs/sundews. Top-watering likely leached some salts. Repot immediately into acidic mix (2 peat : 1 silica sand : 1 perlite). Rinse roots thoroughly. Repotting mid-flower is fine; clip flower stalks if worried. VFTs are lost – replace in spring.
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