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Carnivorous Mix is a substrate specially formulated to meet the needs of pot-grown carnivorous plants, respecting their natural requirements: poor soil, constant moisture and excellent stability.
Carnivorous Mix is a growing mix designed to faithfully reproduce the soil conditions found in the natural habitats of carnivorous plants. Poor in nutrients, able to hold moisture for a long time and structurally stable, it allows healthy, controlled growing for beginners and enthusiasts alike.
At TerraLED, we like to point out that success with carnivorous plants depends not only on lighting, but also on a substrate perfectly suited to their specific physiology.
This substrate is intended for pot-growing carnivorous plants that need a moist, acidic to neutral soil that is very poor in nutrients.
Not recommended for non-carnivorous plants, succulents or any plant that needs rich or free-draining soil.
Ideal for pot-growing on a bright windowsill or under a suitable grow light. The substrate maintains stable moisture, which is essential for the traps to function properly.
Suitable for some open or semi-open terrariums dedicated to carnivorous plants, provided there is strong light and lime-free water.
Particularly suitable for beginners or educational projects, thanks to its stable, predictable composition.
It is recommended to keep the pot in a saucer of water to ensure constant moisture.
This substrate is ideal for users who want a reliable, simple solution for growing classic carnivorous plants. For more technical set-ups (closed terrariums, precise climate control), adapting the substrate or adding a mineral supplement may be considered.
No, it is deliberately fertiliser-free in order to respect the needs of carnivorous plants.
It is suitable for most common species, but some very specific species may need a dedicated substrate.
No. Carnivorous plants obtain their nutrients mainly from their prey.
Reverse-osmosis water, demineralised water or rainwater is strongly recommended.
Yes, it must never dry out completely.
Yes, its stability and ease of use make it an excellent choice.
Possible under strict light and ventilation conditions.
Around 2 to 3 years before the sphagnum moss gradually breaks down.
No, it contains activated charcoal, which may be harmful if ingested.
No, but a good substrate never replaces a suitable grow light.