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Cedar mulch is NOT good for sarrs. Spagnum IS NOT necessary either, so stick with Canadian Sphagnum peat moss. Pine needles can be added to the mix for their acid content, but 90% Peat moss works well.
Okay, a friend of mine said he got some cuttings last year labeled as Nepenthes. So he planted in typical Nepenthes mix with plenty of orchid bark. Turns out they were Sarracenia. He said they didn't die, but didn't grow as fast as the other Sarracenia divisions he planted at the same time in typical CP mix (sand/perlite : peat).
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