A grower near Portland, ME (zone 5) uses planters in a wall. One year, mulching with 6 inches under deep snow worked perfectly. Garage storage without mulch caused high mortality. A friend suggests an unheated, unmulched greenhouse.
Customers in Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, and upstate NY succeed with heavy mulch. These plants are native to chilly winters with proper protection. Mulching lets you forget them until spring; other methods require fungal vigilance. Our DVD Grow Carnivorous Plants Volume 1 covers winter care: https://www.cobraplant.com/DVD.
Happy growing!
Jacob Farin
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