A grower germinating Venus flytrap seeds asks about feeding newly opened traps with "DBW mix" (likely dried bloodworm preparation) to accelerate growth.
Extreme caution with fertilizers. If used:
Sarracenia Northwest never fertilizes carnivorous plants. Seedlings capture sufficient microorganisms naturally. The risk of fertilizer burn far outweighs theoretical growth benefits.
VFT seedlings are tiny—feeding is impractical. Focus on strong light, pure water, and stable conditions. Natural micro-prey will suffice.
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