Schultz and Miracle-Gro peat moss contain fertilizer—immediately repot all carnivorous plants into bale peat moss. We've received too many reports of plant deaths from these brands.
Don't waste contaminated peat—mix into houseplant soil or garden beds where nutrients benefit other plants.
Jeff Dallas, Sarracenia Northwest
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