A grower asks if crushed marbles can line the bottom of a Nepenthes ventricosa pot without harming the plant. Since marbles are made of glass, they are chemically inert and pose no risk. They can help prevent soil loss through drainage holes, but ensure they don't block drainage entirely.
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