Carnivorous plants often appear delicate, exotic and difficult to grow. In reality, many failures happen because they are treated like ordinary houseplants. Standard potting soil, fertilizer and mineral-rich tap water may be suitable for common indoor plants but can gradually kill a carnivorous species.
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