Plants are naturally preparing for dormancy (reducing leaf size, building sugars). Northwest winters = cold rain—no issue for VFTs.
Many lose VFTs to winter submersion. Keep trays shallow—not underwater. Repot to larger pots now (leave little old soil) to buffer small-pot issues.
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