A homeowner in Ontario, CA (former dairy land, lots of flies) wanted carnivorous plants in planters using reclaimed water, plus indoor plants, and asked about cat safety.
Reclaimed water is toxic to carnivorous plants (high minerals). You must use rain, distilled, or RO water.
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