A grower has N. albomarginata, N. 'Viking', N. mirabilis seedlings germinating in live sphagnum that's overgrowing them. Asks when to transplant and what media to use.
Live sphagnum can smother tiny seedlings. Move them promptly.
Minimize root disturbance. Spray with fungicide after transplant. Current conditions (75%+ humidity, 10+ hr light, constant moisture, heat mat) are excellent.
First pitchers appearing is a great sign—keep up the good work!
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