TerraForums Venus Flytrap, Nepenthes, Drosera and more talk
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I'd advise against MaxSea in the pitchers themselves. You'll most likely spawn an algal bloom within the fluid, if not the media, as fluid drains from the leaves . . .
The use of MaxSea is even divided among some Nepenthes growers. Many swear by it; others, as I have, tend to get overrrun by algal blooms or slime mold within their composts, depending upon their individual growing conditions . . .
Good information, thanks everyone. I'll reserve Maxsea as a spray for my live sphagnum and the sensitive sundews whose tentacles burn even when I give them fish food, even in a watered down soup (D. slackii I'm looking at you).
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