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| Manufacturer | Plant King |
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| Place of Business | Plant King Inc, plantkingca@gmail.com |
| Item model number | CP001 |
| Product Dimensions | 20.32 x 7.62 x 30.48 cm; 907.18 g |
| ASIN | B0DXCJFM1V |
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| size | — | 3 QT | 3QT | 4 Litres | 5.5 ounce | 2 Liter |
| style | — | Potting Mix | Potting Mix | Potting Mix | moisture-retaining | nutrient-free, pH-specific for carnivorous plants |
| weight | 2 pounds | 5 ounces | 5 ounces | — | — | — |
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Last year I tried my hand at keeping a tiny Venus flytrap that I purchased at a big box store alive. I've got sort of a green thumb, and knew that I would need to transplant it to a bigger pot. What I didn't know at the time is that carnivorous plants like a special blend of soil, so I transplanted that little guy in regular garden soil hoping to give him the best chance at life. Sadly, it died within a week of the transplant. At that point I didn't know what I had done wrong and was a little offended, as plants never go belly side up in my care so quickly. So I did some research and found out that it was the wrong kind of soil to let it thrive in. I again, this year saw the Venus fly traps in store and I scooped one up, this time I had the knowledge I needed to help this thing thrive. I logged onto 鶹 and discovered the premium soil from Plant King specifically marked for carnivorous plants. I transplanted it into a bigger pot a week ago, and it does not show any signs of wilter. I won't know end results for a few months as apparently Venus fly traps take awhile to start growing. I was impressed with the texture of the soil mix, and I loved that it was from a Canadian Family owned company. There was also cute stickers inside of the soil as well that gave me a good laugh. I hope this soil will keep my guy going, but for now I so far have better results then the last time I transplanted a Venus fly trap.
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- Reviewed in Canada on June 23, 2025
- Reviewed in Canada on May 25, 2025
Last year I tried my hand at keeping a tiny Venus flytrap that I purchased at a big box store alive. I've got sort of a green thumb, and knew that I would need to transplant it to a bigger pot. What I didn't know at the time is that carnivorous plants like a special blend of soil, so I transplanted that little guy in regular garden soil hoping to give him the best chance at life. Sadly, it died within a week of the transplant. At that point I didn't know what I had done wrong and was a little offended, as plants never go belly side up in my care so quickly. So I did some research and found out that it was the wrong kind of soil to let it thrive in.
I again, this year saw the Venus fly traps in store and I scooped one up, this time I had the knowledge I needed to help this thing thrive. I logged onto 鶹 and discovered the premium soil from Plant King specifically marked for carnivorous plants.
I transplanted it into a bigger pot a week ago, and it does not show any signs of wilter. I won't know end results for a few months as apparently Venus fly traps take awhile to start growing.
I was impressed with the texture of the soil mix, and I loved that it was from a Canadian Family owned company. There was also cute stickers inside of the soil as well that gave me a good laugh.
I hope this soil will keep my guy going, but for now I so far have better results then the last time I transplanted a Venus fly trap.
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- Reviewed in Canada on June 10, 2025
- Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2025
My kids bought a tiny Venus flytrap couple months ago and we have been keeping it in its original container. Unfortunately something went recently wrong as the leaves started turning yellow and wilting. We were newbie and didn’t have any experience growing Venus flytrap. However some online research suggested that it might help by switching to another growing medium. So when we saw this soil mix specially designed for it, we were eager to give it a try. It turned out that we had made the right decision and the soil mix was the right fix. We repotted the flytrap with this new soil mix once we received the delivery a few weeks back. The frytrap was slowly recovering and stopped wilting. The Plant King Premium Carnivorous Plant Soil Mix contains a well blend of peat moss, sphagnum, perlite, and silica sand. The mix helps retain moisture well while provides enough drainage for the root. We are absolutely happy to see that the flytrap is growing again, thanks to this premium soil mix which saved its life !
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- Reviewed in Canada on June 5, 2025
Last year, I purchased a small Venus flytrap and had been intending to transplant it into a more spacious pot. However, finding the type of soil required for carnivorous plants proved nearly impossible where I live, so I kept postponing it until I came across this particular brand.
The soil contains a mixture of sphagnum moss, peat moss, silica sand, and perlite. Having never worked with soil containing such a high proportion of sand, I was initially struck by the unusual texture. My plant's original soil was primarily sphagnum moss, which retained far too much moisture, leaving the roots vulnerable to rot. In contrast, this new blend provides excellent drainage while maintaining the appropriate level of moisture, creating a far healthier environment for the plant.
Overall, I’m thoroughly impressed. The quality is exceptional, free from the insect contamination often found in store-brand soils, and my Venus flytrap appears to have adapted to the transplant remarkably well. I’ll be purchasing more in the future.
☑ Positives
＋ Awesome quality
＋ The ideal mixture for carnivorous plants
＋ Retains the correct amount of moisture
＋ It came with several drainage discs
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