Superthrive is safe on all carnivorous plants at recommended doses. One caveat: it can encourage algae growth in standing water.
Superthrive is a vitamin/hormone supplement (B1, etc.), not a nutrient source. It supports metabolic processes but doesn't replace insect prey or foliar feeding.
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