- Sun Oct 16, 2016 10:14 pm
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When I first started experimenting with carniverous plants back in the summer I used pre mixed peat free carniverous compost.
I now mix my own partly because it's more economical and partly because peat is what everybody uses and it's what they grow in in their natural habitat.
I have heard that thier is no substitute for peat which is as good as the real thing.
If this is true why? If nutrients aren't needed for these plants then why is peat so irreplaceable.
I now mix my own partly because it's more economical and partly because peat is what everybody uses and it's what they grow in in their natural habitat.
I have heard that thier is no substitute for peat which is as good as the real thing.
If this is true why? If nutrients aren't needed for these plants then why is peat so irreplaceable.
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