Repotting young sarracenia.
david1617
9 years ago
I germinated sarracenia earlier this year. I bought 75 seeds and initially only about 6 came up so I put then in this planter. I threw the soil I'd mixed with the seeds in the one pot as I didn't expect anymore to come up. Now all of them have come up. Will they be ok? Or should I split them?
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