G'day mate. I like medium like this but I prefer to separate the spaghnum between top and bottom. The bottom spaghnum stops the peat leaking out and the top is for moisture retention.

Beautiful plants man! They all look real happy!

Man, everything in that boy is growing good. Especially the sphagnum moss

I wish my area had the climate for a bog like this! Your plants look so happy

Just subscribed. Love your content keep it up! Greetings from Germany

Very cool little bog, man. I'm in Canada and my plants are just waking up, seems so late this year up here.

Subscribed because of your helpful comment and link on another platform.

Didn't show us the pitchers. 😭

The come up!!!!!🎉🎉

I had one for a year or so but it eventually died. Will they survive if they dont get flys? I even tried to feed them flies to help

This is genius

How the hell does your channel have so little views? This stuff is awesome! I subscribed

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I like video's like this

All the good tips and tricks, man. Thanks!

Lookin forward to making an outdoor planter for Minnesota. We’ll never get through a whole bag of perlite 😅

Incredible, man! Keep it up

Stealing this idea! 💯💯💯💯

man, that is awesome I love sarracenias and wish I could many varieties like that.

Great video!

Hi Insecticidal151, thank you for the video. NOTE: Orchid Moss and other bagged Moss products are not necessarily Sphagnum moss. If a person was to use those other products they may have poor results. A "potting mix" is a bit of a new concept to me though regarding carnivorous plants. I don't recall ever purchasing a CP that was in a mix with maybe the exception of something like a Dewy Pine or maybe a Butterwort. Maybe there are certain varieties that would be better suited to a grow mix such as you have shared as apposed to just standard Long Fibered Sphagnum? May be something I try testing in the future. Your plants look healthy and happy. Good Job Sir!

Awhile back I met someone whp had a huge colony of Venus flytraps like you couldn't even see the substrate they were growing in a bog similar to yours and they said they had it for about 13 years and that it just started out as 2

Lowes does occasionally carry nice traps but people just fail to properly acclimate them because Lowes traps are usually a bit more green due to the lighting but there better than amazons and grocery outlets those had traps small as my pinky nail and so lanky they just sometimes suffer depending on how much light the sellers give them

After two months how did your sphagnum moss clumps work out?

When you make your container garden do you keep the plants away from the edges of the container so that frost/freeze doesnt reach the plant or it doesnt really matter for the plants

The bog garden looks great.

I can dig it 👍

Greetings from Costa Rica

Why covering the flowers?

Looking good 👍🏽 😊❤

That's crazy, and every spring i go to save them,

Amazing what happens in a few weeks

Great video! I’ve heard that mountain species like purpurea montana and jonesii can be sensitive to high heat, have you noticed any of that in your collection?

With so many plants, I would love to know if you've had to deal with pests or diseases.

My plants came out of winter dormancy around 1 month ago here in Central America, it's crazy to me they are barely waking up in their homeland.

Sweet set up! Cant wait to bring mine outside

Great video, I never thought about planting the rhizome in the corner like that but it makes a lot of sense! How often do you recommend repotting and/or replacing old soil?

looks great

Very smooth tune!

Cool! Always exciting to see which plant will win the race for the "season opener"!😊

Bog looking good! 👌🏻

Wish I could grow outside. I'm out here in California way to dry. Where you at? Do you prefer bogs over individual pots?

Love that Moss

Man I need all the emotional support I can get when it comes to re potting. I just dread it so much for some reason.

You got some nice moss there bro😁

Good explanation of why to pot the plant off-center. The rookie mistake is to center it in the new pot so it looks nice. In a couple years, the rhizome will expand and slam up against the side of the pot. I did several repots this spring where the old pot had turned from round to oval because the rhizome had hit both sides and was pressing hard. With the thin-wall Coex pots, I've seen rhizomes bust out the side. Here's a trick that you can do when slip-potting: 1. Put soil in the new pot to raise it up to the right height. 2. Set the plant still in the old pot inside the new pot. 3. Fill in around it with soil. 4. Lift the old pot out, slide the root ball out, set it in the hole, and pack the soil up against it. You'll probably have to add a bit more soil to level it.

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That's pretty cool.