Do not divide in fall—plants won't recover before dormancy, risking disease and frost damage. Divide in early spring as plants emerge from dormancy. Then soak rhizomes in SuperThrive (1 tsp/gallon, 15 minutes) to aid recovery.
For more on North American carnivorous plant care, see cobraplant.com/caresheets.
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