
P. gigantea in peat/sand (likely 1:1) shrank and stalled. Neighbor P. 'Alfred' (SNW) thrives in coarse mineral mix. Both under T5, fertilized biweekly.
Mexican butterworts prefer slightly alkaline, granular media. Peat breaks down, acidifies, compacts. SNW mix: 25% peat for moisture, 75% perlite/sand for drainage and pH.
Peat/sand can work if sand dominates. Fresh mix + calcium fertilizer = recovery.
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