A grower asks if an old aluminum roasting pan with a slotted bottom and drain pan is suitable for Sarracenia and flytraps, using 50/50 peat/perlite and RO water.
While aluminum probably isn't directly toxic, it's best to avoid metal containers. Peat moss contains tannic acid, which can react with metals. Stick to non-metallic pots (plastic, ceramic, glazed) for long-term safety.
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