Leaf pullings: gently pull an adult leaf with a strip of white rhizome, place on damp perlite under strong fluorescent light (12,000 lumens, 16 hours/day, 1 inch away), and maintain humidity. Easier: wait for natural rhizome divisions (every couple years) or collect seeds in spring.
Repot anytime, but just before emerging from winter dormancy is least stressful. Use 50/50 sphagnum peat moss and perlite from large bales (avoid small bags that may contain fertilizer). Pre-mixed soil from carnivorous plant vendors (e.g., cobraplant.com, californiacarnivores.com) ensures quality.
Use rain, reverse osmosis, or distilled water only. Avoid drinking water or any with added minerals/salt.
Good growing!
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