A grower flushed mineral-rich spring water from potted Sarracenia/VFT in a bog, with success. Asked whether to keep pots or plant directly in peat/sand/rock mix.
If plants are thriving and the system is manageable, don't change. Pots allow:
Plants eventually outgrow pots – solved by division or larger containers.
Direct planting risks mineral accumulation in the bog matrix, harder to remediate.
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