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Jay

Hey everyone! I’ve had this ping with sundew hitchhikers for a while now and it’s doing great, ( using the tray method ) but I’m looking for some opinions about what to do about them when winter comes. Obviously, pings go dormant and sundews don’t, and pings need to dry out a bit when they are dormant. Would the sundews be ok with this? Or would the best course of action be to separate them when ping starts entering dormancy? Do I seperate them now, or when ping shows signs of dormancy? Ideally, I don’t want to mess with them/their roots, since they have been doing so well together so far. But I’m not sure how that would change if ping goes dormant and has to be watered less. I’m also concerned about the sundews encroaching on the ping. The sundews are growing surprisingly quickly. TLDR; Do I actually need to let the ping dry out more during dormancy? Will the sundews survive drying out a bit with the ping? And if they need to be separated, when is the best time, and how would I go about it without bothering the roots too much?

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  1. plantgeek

    it's best to repot carnies during the growing season to prevent shock during winter. remember to only repot the sundew into a non-soil medium, sphagnum or peat with perlite do well. mush the container around to loosen the medium, then gently pull the sundews out. yes, pings need to be dry during winter. if they get too wet they rot. sundews are not a fan of this.

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  2. Panini

    Yes I think it would be smart to repot because the sundew is big enough to sustain itself

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