SoCal grower's dogs scattered dormant Darlingtonia, Dionaea 'Red Dragon', Sarracenia (leucophylla, minor, purpurea venosa, Judith Hindle, psittacina). Replanted in fresh media, roots intact, chewed leaves trimmed. Watered with 40°F water. Asked: survive? Keep dormant or wake?
Excellent. Dormant plants are incredibly resilient. Sarracenia Northwest routinely bareroots, divides, and holds in water buckets for days during March divisions.
But dormant = tolerant. Just keep wet, away from dogs.
Leave dormant. No need to wake. Monitor for mold if temps rise above freezing.
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