Terrariums promote fungal death—remove the lid. Seedlings are slow (maturity in 3–5 years). Keep indoors in sunny south window, soil moist, use distilled water if tap >50 ppm. Spray sulfur fungicide preventatively. Watch for mold; treat immediately.
After frost risk passes, acclimate outdoors. Then separate into individual pots or a large communal pot.
Care sheets: cobraplant.com/caresheets
Good growing!
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