Robert asks if leaching fertilized Miracle-Gro peat is feasible, and if coco coir (Eco Earth) works as a peat substitute.
Technically possible with hours of low-mineral water, but if your tap water isn't pure, you'd need bottled/RO water—far costlier than buying a bale of plain peat.
Most experienced growers avoid coir for temperate CPs.
Buy plain peat. Deflushing fertilized peat is expensive. Coir is unreliable for flytraps and breaks down fast in bog conditions.
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