Heavy rains softened soil, causing rhizome to lean. Straighten it and add soil to anchor firmly.
S-trap drainage maintains constant water level—actually a good system for Sarracenia. Tank portion could grow aquatic Utricularia.
Availability depends on seed germination rates from our current stratification. If high, we'll release larger plants; if low, we retain for propagation.
Good Growing!
Jacob Farin
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