u/HammedBurngur

Ik the pictures suck, but one of them is starting to grow roots through the drainage holes and they're still in their shitty drainage soil they were in in Walmart

I need cheap perlite cuz I'm broke and this seems like a good deal.

I plan on propagating a shit ton of flytraps and I need to repot my current ones. I was hoping to use the 4-inch pots for the smaller ones and 5-6 inches for mature plants.

I got them both at the same time and one is growing like crazy and the other is a lot slower. I try to make sure they both get the same amount of sun

Peat's pot is too small and I want to give him a bigger pot. I was gonna soft repot him into 50/50 LFSM/perlite. How big should his new pot be?

I hope there are no signs of stress or anything. I've been half-ass acclimating it, so lmk if I should give it less light a day

(We ordered under my mom's account because I didn't have a bank account yet)

It came in a day early and there are a lot of bloodworms. I highly recommend

The full, direct light my flytraps are getting for perspective

For a while I just assumed that was all new growth that died when my cat knocked the plant over

-When should I repot it? It seems to be in sphagnum moss

-Can I acclimate it in my east-facing bathroom window or big-ass west-facing window?

-When the time comes, what pot size does it need?

What looks like baby sarracenias and an unknown nepenthes cultivar for $15 each. They also sold sphagnum moss for future repotting

Got these from Walmart a couple months ago and I'm finally repotting them in a few days

-Is silica sand necessary? I was gonna use 50/50 sphagnum moss and perlite

-Are they too small to divide?

-Can I divide them since I'm repotting them anyway, or do I have to wait until after dormancy?

Is the shitty Walmart substrate finally getting to them? Did a strong bug try to escape? Pests?