Leave mini-bog outside unless <25°F. All listed plants suitable. Multifork sundew tender; Giant staghorn more cold-hardy. Dewthreads excellent. Judith Hindle more uniform than Daina's Delight. New plants go straight in. Giant staghorn not yet available; D. binata grows in all situations—max sun spring/summer, may go dormant indoors. See care sheets.
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