Carnivorous Plant Terrarium

Soil Preparation:

• Mix 50% sphagnum peat moss 50% sand or perlite.
• Moisten the soil with distilled water before use.

Placing the Soil in the Terrarium:

• Add a layer of gravel at the bottom for drainage (optional).
• Then add the prepared soil on top to a suitable depth (5–10 cm).

Planting the Carnivorous Plants:

• Gently remove the plant from its original container.
• Plant it in the soil without pressing too hard on the roots.
• Keep the roots covered, but do not bury the base of the stem.

Watering:

• Water the plant regularly with distilled water.
• Keep the soil moist but not overly saturated.

Lighting:

• Place the terrarium in a spot with bright, indirect sunlight.
• Artificial lighting (LED or fluorescent) can also be used for 12–14 hours daily.

Feeding:

• Do not feed the plant manually too often (once every 2–4 weeks is enough).
• The plant can catch insects on its own if they are present.

Ventilation:

• Partially open the terrarium or use lids with small holes to prevent mold growth.

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Important Tips:

• Do not use regular potting soil or fertilizers.
• Do not water with tap water (as it contains harmful minerals).
• Avoid touching the plant’s traps too often, as they can weaken and die.