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Treating Fungus or Mold on Carnivorous Plants

Safe Fungicide Options

Use sulfur-based fungicide or Neem oil (Safer brand products work well). After treatment, prevent recurrence by addressing cultural causes—need to know your species and growing method for specific advice.

Good growing!

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