Sarracenia aren't picky if the mix drains and lacks nutrients. Good options: peat/perlite, peat/sand, or peat/perlite/sand (1:1:1). Venus flytraps prefer slightly better drainage (more sand) or larger pots.
Critical: Use baled peat moss, not bagged (often Miracle-Gro with fertilizer). Soak, drain, and flush peat before use to leach mineral salts. See peat moss warning thread.
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