
A grower found moss from an orchid pot and asks if it's peat moss. It's actually long-fiber sphagnum moss – the precursor to peat. Peat forms from partially decomposed sphagnum in bogs.
Yes, long-fiber sphagnum works fine for Sarracenia. It's just more expensive and harder to find than peat. For reference, peat moss looks like this product.
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