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Carnivorous plant compost 3ltrs.
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Carnivorous plant compost 3ltrs – Carnivorous plants need an acid low nutrient compost ordinary potting/ seed compost is not suitable. This is the stuff you need! suitable for Sarracenias, Dionaea ( Venus fly traps), Darlingtonia, Utricularias, Drosera ( sundews), Pinguicula and most other carnivorous plants , ( for Nepenthes see Nepenthes compost listing).
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