All Natural Sphagnum Moss Potting Mix

Carnivorous Plant Potting Soil Mix

Soil Sunrise specializes in custom soil amendment blends. All of our products are sold with both experience and passion in mind.Our carnivorous plant soil is an ideal blend of sphagnum peat moss and perlite that allows for quick drainage and air movement–two of the most essential elements for the survival and growth of carnivorous plants.We hand-blend each batch of this soil to ensure each batch is the same quality and mixture as the one before it. We put heart into all our products, and this offering is no different. Great for indoor or outdoor use.Watch your plants thrive when you choose Soil Sunrise for all your gardening needs.Care Tips: Always remember, carnivorous plants are to be watered exclusively with distilled or rain water, other types of water can prove fatal to the plant extremely quickly. Carnivorous plants predominantly originate from very moist “boggy” environments. You may want to consider “bottom-watering” your carnivorous plants by allowing your potted plant to continuously sit in a small saucer of standing water. When mixing your soil for initial use, it is best to thoroughly moisten the dirt mix until wet to the touch before using for planting. Ingredients: Perlite and peat moss blend

Carnivorous Plant Food Dried Mealworms (1oz), for Feeding Carnivorous Plants (Venus Fly Trap, Pitcher Plant, Sundews, Etc.)

PLEASE READ THE TIPS BEFORE FEEDING THE WORMS TO YOUR PLANTS. Carnivorous plants use insects to supplement their diet because all the nutrients they need are not found in the soil. If your carnivorous plant is indoors, it is not always easy to ensure live insects indoors. Dried mealworms are a perfect, no mess alternative for feeding your carnivorous plants. Please refer to the instructions below to properly feed your plant. NOTE: These mealworms can also be fed to pet hedgehogs, birds, fish, squirrels, mice, snakes, chickens, and some reptiles. Please research your pets' dietary requirements before offering new foods. Tips: Freeze-dried mealworms make feeding your plants much easier. You may find that feeding a Venus flytrap a dead mealworm is difficult. The following are some tips from the pros on how to do this correctly: Rehydrate freeze-dried mealworms with a drop or two of water A mealworm 1/3 the size of the trap is all that is needed. (If the worm is too large, the trap will die) After placing the mealworm gently in the trap, use tongs or a skewer to gently stimulate the hairs inside. Make sure that the trap can close and seal completely You can use your fingers to help seal the trap [very gently] after it is closed. If it does not seal, it will open again after 24 hours without having digested the worm. One feeding per week is often enough to keep your Venus flytrap healthy. If you have a larger plant, such as a pitcher plant, you may need to feed more often.