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Impulse bought this gorgeous kumquat. Plan on keeping her outdoors for the summer and indoors when temperatures start to fall. Too ambitious?

I couldn’t help myself 😭 Newest addition - an already blooming peanut cactus (feels like cheating lol). Should I repot it right away or wait until it’s done blooming?

My first time planting flowers - advice is welcomed and appreciated!!

Current setup:
1 Peach Melba climbing rose
2 Astilbe
2 Geum
2 Columbine
5 Fuchsia
1 garden supervisor who contributes nothing except chasing after bees and scratching my plum tree

I wanted something pretty, can tolerate mostly shade + early morning sun, are perennial and little to non-toxic for cats. (Granted, he doesn’t typically ingest anything aside from grass)

I keep my plant outdoors, it was thriving! Until today when I went to check on it, I noticed just about every trap was closed! I only ever fed it once myself when I first got it. Im assuming its eating insects - would rain trigger it to close? Anyways Im worried this has added major stress and it could die soon.