Overnight lows of 50°F (10°C) and shortening days trigger the succulent winter rosette. The plant pulls in carnivorous leaves and forms a tight, non-carnivorous center.
Your 50-80°F range is ideal; the plant will cycle naturally. No forced manipulation needed.
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