At a glance
Carnivorous Plant Compost
Ready-to-use specialist compost · 3 or 10 litres
- Use
- suitable carnivorous plants
Planting and care by species and cultivar.
- Contents
- 3 or 10 litres
- Application
- Ready to use
- Nutrients
- Low nutrients
For planting and repotting suitable carnivorous plants.
Repotting carnivorous plants
Trapping leaves make carnivorous plants rewarding to observe. This ready-to-use low-nutrient mix is intended for potting suitable carnivorous plants.
- Identify the plant species
Confirm species, pot size and watering method before unpotting.
- Retain the planting level
Position the root-ball surface at its previous level. Do not bury the root collar or crown deeply; leave watering space in containers.
- Support establishment
Identify the plant first: Venus flytraps, trumpet pitchers and tropical pitcher plants differ in winter and moisture requirements. Prefer rainwater and match light and watering to the species.
Match moisture and winter dormancy to the specific species.
View the full application guideProduct information
ApplicationReady for potting
Trapping leaves make carnivorous plants rewarding to observe. This ready-to-use low-nutrient mix is intended for potting suitable carnivorous plants.
Use this low-nutrient mix without automatically adding starter fertiliser. Plan any further nutrient supply specifically for the carnivorous species and its growing conditions.
Use only in soil-independent growing systems.
PropertiesProduct characteristics and guidance
90% high-moor peat (H3–H8), conifer bark, sand and perlite.
Declared growing-medium valuesThis product’s declaration
- Organic matter: 30%.
- pH (CaCl₂): 4.5.
- Nitrogen (CaCl₂), phosphate (P₂O₅, CAL) and potassium oxide (K₂O, CAL): each below 50 mg/l.
- Salt content: 0.1–0.3 g/l; below the declaration threshold of 0.5 g/l.
Root space & plant care
Carnivorous Plant Compost in everyday use
Which plant is it for?
Design with suitable plants
Identify the plant first: Venus flytraps, trumpet pitchers and tropical pitcher plants differ in winter and moisture requirements. Prefer rainwater and match light and watering to the species.
Details & background
Trapping leaves make carnivorous plants rewarding to observe. This ready-to-use low-nutrient mix is intended for potting suitable carnivorous plants.
Composition & nutrition
For new root space
Ready-to-use compost for suitable carnivorous plants. The space around the root ball determines the amount required.
Details & background
The full composition and declaration are provided in the product information.
Repotting in eight steps
Prepare the mix
This texture image belongs to the product. Loosen before filling and firm only lightly around the root ball.
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Identify the plant species
Confirm species, pot size and watering method before unpotting.
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Prepare the planting space
Prepare a suitable pot and watering arrangement for the species.
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Release the root ball gently
Unpot while preserving healthy fine roots. Gently loosen a dense outer root mat without unnecessarily breaking up the ball.
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Loosen the compost
Loosen the ready-to-use mix and moisten evenly with suitable low-mineral water.
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Retain the planting level
Position the root-ball surface at its previous level. Do not bury the root collar or crown deeply; leave watering space in containers.
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Fill around the sides
Fill gaps with compost and firm lightly. Stabilise the plant without heavily compressing the medium.
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Water in slowly
Water gently with rainwater and choose subsequent watering according to the species.
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Support establishment
Identify the plant first: Venus flytraps, trumpet pitchers and tropical pitcher plants differ in winter and moisture requirements. Prefer rainwater and match light and watering to the species.
Ongoing plant care
Identify the plant first: Venus flytraps, trumpet pitchers and tropical pitcher plants differ in winter and moisture requirements. Prefer rainwater and match light and watering to the species.
Carnivorous Plant Complex AF: ready to use, matched to the species
Frequently asked questions
Is this peat-free?
No. The mix contains high-moor peat and the other ingredients listed in the product information.
When should I feed?
Use this low-nutrient mix without automatically adding starter fertiliser. Plan any further nutrient supply specifically for the carnivorous species and its growing conditions.
How much compost do I need?
The space between the existing root ball and the new planting space is decisive. The compost is available in 3 or 10 litre bags; the root ball already occupies part of the volume.
What matters in continued care?
Identify the plant first: Venus flytraps, trumpet pitchers and tropical pitcher plants differ in winter and moisture requirements. Prefer rainwater and match light and watering to the species.
Safety and storage
Safety instructions
Wash your face and hands thoroughly. Use diluted fertiliser promptly and keep it out of water bodies and wastewater.
Product GPSR safety information
A safety PDF is not currently available for this product. Please refer to the product information below and the label.
Storage
Store under cover
Store sheltered from the weather and in the dark. Protect from drying out, excessive wetness and direct sunlight. Seal opened bags tightly and use promptly.
Manufacturer / company placing the product on the market
GREEN24 GmbH
Am Neggenborn 125
44892 Bochum, Germany
info@green24.de
www.green24.de