A grower has S. purpurea with dead traps/no new growth, and 'Tarnok' with white fuzzy mold indoors. Asks care needs and fungicide sources.
Indoor stagnant air + low UV = mold heaven. Sarracenia need OUTDOORS.
Grow outdoors in zones 5-9 with winter mulch/tarp. Indoor growing requires intense light (6,000-12,000 lumens), pure water, annual repotting, and acceptance of mold battles.
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