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can you plant a venus flytrap in potting soil

can you plant a venus flytrap in potting soil Venus Flytrap Repotting Kit

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can you plant a venus flytrap in potting soil Venus Flytrap Repotting KitVenus Flytrap Repotting Kit Need a premium soil mix and planter for repotting venus flytraps? This kit comes with premium venus flytrap soil mix and the best planter I've been able to find. Take the guess work out of what size planter you need for repotting venus fly traps. These high quality plastic planters are a perfect blend of heavy duty but light weight. Combining my premium venus flytrap soil mix with these durable planters will help you grow

Venus Flytrap Repotting Kit

Need a premium soil mix and planter for repotting venus flytraps? This kit comes with premium venus flytrap soil mix and the best planter I've been able to find.  Take the guess work out of what size planter you need for repotting venus fly traps. These high quality plastic planters are a perfect blend of heavy duty but light weight. Combining my premium venus flytrap soil mix with these durable planters will help you grow big and strong venus flytraps. Each kit comes with the correct amount of soil for the amount of planters included. Completely take the guess work out of repotting venus flytraps!

Please note, if you are looking for a smaller planter, I do sell a venus flytrap repotting kit that comes with a smaller planter. Please click below to see that kit if you are interested. 

Venus Flytrap Repotting Kit With Smaller Planter

Venus Flytrap Soil Mix For Repotting Kit

Hand Mixed Venus Flytrap Soil

I personally mix every batch of this substrate. I carefully measure, blend, rinse and dry each batch with love and care. I use the exact same method of creating this substrate as I do for my own personal carnivorous plant collection. This is the soil mix you want when you are repotting your venus flytraps!

High Quality Ingredients For Venus Flytrap Repotting

When you repot a venus flytrap, you only want to use the highest quality ingredients. I use only the highest quality ingredients. I've been using these exact ingredients on my own personal collection for years. All ingredients are rinsed and cleaned before blending to ensure your soil comes ready to be used. 

Perfect Ratio Of Peat Moss, Perlite & Crushed Glass

I have spent the last 3 years exclusively mixing and perfecting my own personal venus flytrap substrate blend for repotting venus flytraps. This blend is perfectly optimized for growing venus flytraps and other carnivorous plants. 

Venus Fly Trap Moisture Control

This venus flytrap repotting soil blend is the perfect mix of drainage and absorption. Venus flytrap roots need constant access to water but the plant is also subject to crown rot if the plant sits in too much water. This blend absorbs and holds onto the perfect amount of water allowing the rest to drain properly. 

Pre Rinsed 

This blend is hand mixed and hand rinsed by me personally. I use distilled and pure water to rinse the impurities out of the substrate blend. The glass and perlite are rinsed before blending with the peat moss. Once blended, the mix is rinsed again. It's then fully dried and bagged as ordered. 

Crushed Glass 

This ingredient makes my blend truly unique. Instead of sand, I mix course crushed glass. This glass is not sharp and does not cut, it's similar to the size, shape and feel to course sand. The glass serves it's function by helping the mix stay loose and well aeriated but also looks incredible. When the sun is out, I stop and stare at my plants every time. The way the sun makes the substrate shimmer and gleam is truly incredible. Now, not only will your plant be a conversation starter, people will have to know where you bought your substrate!

Venus Flytraps & Other Carnivorous Plants 

This venus flytrap repotting mix will be great for venus flytraps, but will also work well with Sundews, Pinguicula, Sarracenia, Cephalous and many other types of carnivorous plants. 

Transparency 

Don't believe my claims? I don't blame you, it's the internet, is anyone honest anymore? Come check out my YouTube channel where I show you my process for creating each batch of substrate. I use this substrate mix for my all my own carnivorous plants. See my collection, learn proper venus flytrap and carnivorous plant care and see how I mix and blend this perfect substrate!


Venus Flytrap Planter Highlights

Excellent Drainage For Venus Flytraps

The planter features a raised bottom with unique drainage holes and slits for optimum root aeration. Not only will these drain well, but the slits in the side allow for good airflow to the roots. This will help you avoid any rotting of the roots. Good drainage is something to consider when repotting venus flytraps. 

Good Height

Venus flytrap roots grow straight down and like some room to stretch. These planters are 7 inches tall giving most small to medium sized plants a lot of room to stretch. The more room your roots have to stretch the larger your venus flytrap can grow. Each planter holds 2 quarts (half gallon) of substrate. Venus flytrap repotting requires a good tall planter.

Heavy Duty But Light Weight

These planters are higher quality and should last in the sun for years. Stop buying new plastic planters every year due to them falling a part every time you go to repot your venus flytraps. These durable planters will last you a long time.

White Color Reflect Sun

The white color will help reflect the sun instead of absorb it. Black or darker planters can absorb sun and cook the plant & roots. The white color will reflect the sun and help keep your venus flytraps roots cool. 

Product information (Planter)

 

There are a lot of cheap plastic planters on the market, few match the quality and build of these higher end planters. Give your venus flytrap the home it deserves with these premium planters. If you are looking for the best planters for venus flytrap repotting, you need to look no further!

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