Venus flytrap waist water method maintenance tips

Release of Venus Flytrap into the wild

Place coarse-grained planting stones or foam or sponge blocks at 1/4 of the bottom of the pot to absorb moisture while keeping the pot ventilated. You can add 40% medium- and fine-grained Akadama soil, or 20% peat soil mixed with Akadama soil, or 100% pure sphagnum moss to the top layer, which will help lock in moisture and maintain humidity. Because the water evaporates quickly when released into the wild, you can add 60% of medium and fine-grained mixed planting gold stone or 30% of medium and fine-grained mixed planting gold stone + 30% of medium-grained imperial stone, about waist-level water to 1/4 of the basin. If the temperature is above 30℃ in summer, it needs to be shaded by 50% and placed under soft scattered light.

How to keep Venus flytrap

Place coarse-grained planting stones or foam blocks in 1/4 of the bottom of the pot to absorb moisture while maintaining ventilation. The upper layer can use 100% pure sphagnum moss or 40% medium or fine-grained Akadama soil or 20% peat soil mixed with 20% Akadama soil to lock in moisture and maintain humidity. When released into the wild, the water evaporates quickly. You can add 60% of medium and fine-grained mixed planting stones or 30% of medium and fine-grained mixed planting stones plus 30% of medium-grained imperial stones, and fill the pot with waist-level water to less than 1/4 of the basin. Similarly, if the temperature exceeds 30℃ in summer, the container should not be covered. Keep the container ventilated and air permeable, and shade it by 50% and place it in a place with soft, bright scattered light.