A grower plans to tackle Aldrovanda, Drosophyllum, and Byblis but doesn't know their care. They also ask when Sarracenia 'Judith Hindle', S. flava, and D. filiformis 'Florida Giant' will break dormancy.
These are challenging plants unsuited for quick Q&A. Recommended resources:
Timing depends on your temperatures (not provided). Generally:
Start with easier species, master their care, then graduate to these advanced gems.
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