A grower with multiple Nepenthes (sanguinea, mikei, villosa, rajah) struggles to pick a soil mix. Some too wet, some too coarse. Asks for the "best" mix and how to use live sphagnum.
Sarracenia Northwest's pre-mix (long-fiber sphagnum, perlite, orchid bark) works well – drains fast, needs frequent watering. N. sanguinea and truncata thrive in it. Live sphagnum as a top layer is fine. No universal "best" mix; match mix to your watering routine.
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