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Is SuperThrive Beneficial for Repotting Carnivorous Plants? Expert Perspective and Alternatives

Rarely used except for temperamental species (Cephalotus, Heliamphora, Darlingtonia) at 1 tsp/gal. No proven benefit; same results without. Won't hurt but doubtful. Available at garden centers. See FAQ.

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