Optional soil mixtures for a Venus fly trap can be in a wide range depending on who the grower is here are some mixtures that are best none for planting Venus fly traps in. Also i wouldn't recomend using LFS because it can root rot easily.
: One part spahgnum peat moss and one part perlite.
: One part spahgnum peat moss two part perlite.
: One part spahgnum peat moss and one part Silica sand.
: One part spahgnum peat moss one part silica sand and one part LFS.
: Some growers use just pure spahgnum peat moss but it doesn't have the good drainage like you would by adding perlite or sand.
: Some also use vermiculite, pumice, and certian kinds of gravel in thier mixes.
: One part spahgnum peat moss and one part perlite.
: One part spahgnum peat moss two part perlite.
: One part spahgnum peat moss and one part Silica sand.
: One part spahgnum peat moss one part silica sand and one part LFS.
: Some growers use just pure spahgnum peat moss but it doesn't have the good drainage like you would by adding perlite or sand.
: Some also use vermiculite, pumice, and certian kinds of gravel in thier mixes.
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