A Finnish grower worries about low winter sun for their VFT “Bob.”
VFTs are North American plants that go dormant in winter, needing little light. Some growers refrigerate plants for controlled dormancy. Place Bob where he feels winter cold (~40°F)—a cold drafty window, basement, or protected patio. Protect from freezing. In spring, warmth and sun will wake him; he may flower a few months later.
Christopher
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