Absolutely bring your flytraps outdoors! Southern California's climate supports year-round outdoor cultivation. Customers in Los Angeles and San Diego report multi-year success with flytraps on balconies and patios following our guidelines.
Early growing season is perfect for repotting if needed—use standard 1:1 perlite and peat moss mix. Comprehensive growing guides available at cobraplant.com/caresheets.
Jacob Farin
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