A grower asked if Miracle-Gro enriched sphagnum moss (with plant food) is okay for a crowded pitcher plant. Absolutely not. The fertilizer is toxic and will kill the plant.
Buy plain sphagnum peat moss in bales (large compressed blocks). It's fertilizer-free and economical. Avoid any product labeled "enriched," "with plant food," or from Miracle-Gro/Scott's.
— Jeff Dallas, Sarracenia Northwest
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