For Cephalotus and Drosera regia, **medium-grit silica sand (20-30 grit)** is ideal. Finer sands compact and reduce root aeration; coarser grades (16 grit) work but may be excessively chunky.
Stick with 20 or 30 grit – both are excellent choices for these demanding plants.
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