Hi Adrienne, thank you for your order! Yes creating a frame to tent a larger bag is no problem as long as it is able to maintain high humidity. A couple of leaves still lightly touching shouldn’t be a problem either. Thank you again!

Hi Tim, thank you for your order, great to hear everything arrived safely!

For watering, yes as long as the media is remaining damp during the acclimation process a more regular schedule can be established once it’s complete. Tray watering works well for these plants too. Frequency will depend on a lot of environmental factors but aiming to keep the soil damp at all times is best.

Feeding can begin once the sundews have their dew return and the traps on the flytrap are open. If the plants are transitioning to dormancy states (lack of dew or minimal trapping), a diluted foliar spray of Maxsea can be applied every couple of weeks.

Also keep in mind that the D. lanata likes warmth. A heat mat made for seedlings can be beneficial when growing them.

Thank you so much again and we hope you enjoy growing the plants!

I ended up having time to plant them quickly, but now I’ll know for next time, thank you so much!!

Hi Lorry, thank you for your order! We did not get to your message until this morning so hopefully you found a solution, but having the plants sit in the containers they came in for one night is ok.

Hi Lee, typically the plants will either need to be heavily mulched to provide insulation or kept in a sheltered location such as a unheated garage to prevent freezing.

Hi Kallye, thank you for your order! For butterworts in their carnivorous phase, it is good to keep the media consistently damp. We have a video on watering butterworts in our care guides (link below) that offers some information about frequency and techniques as well. https://curiousplant.com/butterwort-care/

Thank you again!