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King Sundew Repotting: Osmocote Pellets and Sand-Amended Soil Mix

A grower asks how many Osmocote pellets for a 4-inch D. regia pot and if standard 50/50 peat/perlite works. The expert confirms the ICPS method (Osmocote in soil) is exactly what they use. Recommends amending standard mix with 1 part clean sand for added mineral content and drainage granularity.

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