A grower heard freeze-dried bloodworms might burn sundew leaves.
Freeze-dried bloodworms are safe and effective. Used at the nursery and recommended in Grow Carnivorous Plants Volume 2 with no observed leaf burn.
Leaf burn has many causes (water quality, light, pests). If bloodworms caused it, live insects would too – they don't. The protein content is similar.
Bloodworms are a convenient, nutritious supplement when live prey is scarce.
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