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Tap Water 8–66 ppm TDS: Safe for Carnivorous Plants?

Yes, Within Safe Range

Water hardness 8–66 ppm in Camas, WA is fine. In summer when TDS rises, top-water occasionally to leach minerals, especially for Venus flytraps.

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