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Frost Tolerance of Venus Flytrap Seeds and Seedlings: What Temperatures They Can Withstand

Seeds Tolerate Light Frost; Seedlings Need Protection

Seeds unharmed by light frost; hard freeze (<20°F) untested. Seedlings should be frost-protected—germinate indoors, acclimate after frost risk. See care sheets.

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