Venoms from spiders, wasps, and other stinging insects are toxic to animals, not plants. Moreover, the digestive enzymes carnivorous plants secrete break down the protein-based venoms along with the rest of the prey. There is no risk to the plant.
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Tiny Brown Bugs in Houseplant Soil
Getting Rid of Soil Bugs in Small Pots
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Spider Mites on Houseplants: Three-Tier Treatment
Harmless Soil Micro-Critters: Identification and a Quirky Trapping Method
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Roaches in Houseplants: Detection and Removal
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Common Houseplant Pests: Identification, Prevention, and Control
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