can you use succulent soil for venus fly trap Venus Fly Trap: Pet Friendly Plant - Eats Flies, Spiders & Bugs - (3” – Altman Plants

can you use succulent soil for venus fly trap Venus Fly Trap: Pet Friendly Plant - Eats Flies, Spiders & Bugs - (3” – Altman PlantsA Bug Killer This fun and unique carnivorous bog plant is hungry for unsuspecting insects like flies, mosquitos, gnats, and spiders. It is a non toxic, pet safe plant that is perfect for children and families with curious cats and dogs. These unique plants get essential nutrients by consuming unsuspecting small insects such as a gnat, beetle, fly, mosquito and spider. Each modified leaf on this bug killer can be expected to catch five to eight insects

A Bug Killer

This fun and unique carnivorous bog plant is hungry for unsuspecting insects like flies, mosquitos, gnats, and spiders. It is a non-toxic, pet-safe plant that is perfect for children and families with curious cats and dogs. These unique plants get essential nutrients by consuming unsuspecting small insects such as a gnat, beetle, fly, mosquito and spider. Each modified leaf on this bug killer can be expected to catch five to eight insects before it dies, at which point new traps will grow in their stead. These exciting plants make exceptional home gifts for a housewarming party and are fabulous to give as favors at a baby shower or wedding.

🌱 Care Tips 🌱 

☀️ Grow in a location that receives at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily

💦 Water only with distilled, RO, or rain water to keep your plant happy

🌿 Venus fly traps get essential nutrients by consuming insects, although a small amount of fertilizer can be used to help maintain the vitality of your new plant

Keep the soil evenly moist with distilled, reverse osmosis (RO), or rain water only; Venus fly traps do not tolerate tap water.