A grower repotted D. regia in terra cotta and asks if ZeroWater filter (0 ppm) is safe or dangerously pure.
Carnivorous plants evolved in ultra-pure water (rain, spring) that leaches soil nutrients. They catch insects to compensate. Hard water (minerals) burns roots and accumulates toxins. ZeroWater’s ion-exchange resin removes minerals—perfect for CP. Test your tap water with the included TDS meter; Western TN limestone areas will be hard, Eastern TN mountain reservoirs may be soft. All CP benefit from filtered water.
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