A grower in Virginia kept a Venus flytrap and P. primuliflora in an unheated sunroom (night 30s°F, day 45–50°F) after failing to acclimate them outdoors in fall.
Conditions are nearly ideal for dormancy. Growth has slowed appropriately.
Acclimate to outdoors in spring after frost danger passes.
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