In Phoenix's extreme summer (115°F/46°C, 5% humidity), reverse the northern strategy: grow flytraps outdoors fall through spring, then move to sunny windows indoors for summer. Indoor humidity isn't critical—maintain shallow distilled/RO water reservoir; soil provides ambient moisture.
Start acclimating now during moderate temperatures. Move indoors when days reach upper 90s°F (35°C+). Unconventional tip: use terracotta pots (6-8 inch) for evaporative cooling in hot climates—normally not recommended, but effective here.
Jeff Dallas, Sarracenia Northwest
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