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Pond Liner Selection for Carnivorous Plants: Butyl Rubber vs. EPDM Roofing Membrane

Use butyl rubber exclusively for carnivorous plant liners. EPDM roofing membrane costs half as much but contains moss-inhibiting additives lethal to carnivorous plants. Butyl rubber's higher cost reflects its safety and exceptional durability.

Jeff Dallas, Sarracenia Northwest

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