Question: Many D. adelae in one large pot. Transplanting one was messy—soil on dews. 20–30 more to do. Easier method?
Answer: Massage plastic pot to loosen soil. Gently lift plant from under leaves (spoon for small ones). Get underneath, settle into pre-prepared new pots (media ready, hole made). Don't invert. Keep some old soil on roots. For tangled masses, separate clumps, not individuals.
Good Growing!
— Jeff Dallas, Sarracenia Northwest
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