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If they are, Sundews69 requests D. capillaris 'long arm'.

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SASE was sent out in yesterday's mail.

*sigh* My brain mentally took the SASE to the mail, but my body didn't do it physically. I just found it buried under my huge stack of books on my night stand and I just put in in the mail. Now the SASE is sent.

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SASE received. Should I stratify the capillaris?

Sundews69 wrote: ↑Sat May 21, 2022 2:43 am SASE received. Should I stratify the capillaris?

No. Sow and grow. They might be a little more comfortable at a temperature a little higher than room temp, but no strat necessary.

Thanks guys!

Additionally that specific form, like Emerald's Envy, is originally from Florida so it definitely shouldn't need strat at all. My EE germinated perfectly at room temp so I imagine those should be fine as well.

Could I still put them in a warm temperate bog garden? Do they form hibernacula?

No hibernacula so they'd never have a chance if left outside over winter in your zone. All my typicals died last winter in 7a and I even took precautions, but they're coming back with a vengeance from seed. I'm just keeping my long arm inside with all my subtropicals.

The bog garden will be in a barrel and I plan to move it into my basement which will get little to no light and temps from 45-55 degrees. Is this ok?

They should be fine in that case. Iirc my typicals looked ok until they started hitting 20s regularly. For whatever reason they couldn't take it even though my binatas in the same planter all made it through fine. Maybe it was because I kept them even drier over winter than I think most people do, not sure though since my pings made it through fine. Either way, they should be fine as long as they don't freeze.