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When to Plant Temperate Pinguicula macroceras Outdoors: Temperature Guidelines

Wait for Consistent Warmth

Hold off until nighttime temperatures stay above 35°F to protect new growth. Plant among pitcher plants that shade it from hot afternoon sun—this species dislikes intense heat. A dedicated care sheet is in progress.

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