Venus Fly Trap Soil - Long Fibered Sphagnum Moss - 2 Quarts - New Zealand Grade - for Potting Venus Fly Traps, Sarracenia, Pitcher Plants, and Other Carnivorous Plants

Really good quality and you receive a significant amount for the price point. This made my Venus fly trap grown quickly after being replanted.

Plant doing well.

This is very high quality, but while the description says "Premium Quality: New Zealand Long Fibered Sphagnum Moss is free of twigs, roots, dirt clods or any other debris.", this isn't quite true. After soaking and then squeezing out the extra water, I was jabbed a couple of times by bits of dried gorse mixed in with the moss (see photo). I'd recommend checking the moss first before squeezing it out. There were also a few non-moss grass stems mixed in. I still give it 5 stars because the other bits aren't indicative of quality.

I used this for my newly purchased pitcher plant and it’s creating new babies so quickly . Highly recommend

I was gifted an orchid, and had no idea how to care for it, so I'm basically veeery new at this. I found online that Sphagnum Moss would be perfect to care for orchids, and it seems that my orchid has been liking it so far (using this for the past 3 months). I followed some instructions on a video online about watering the plant every week or so, once the medium is dry. The water drains from the holes of the pot, but then the moss slowly absorbs the water until it is all moist. I actually found some fungus before using this, I removed it completely from the stem of the orchid, and planted it in this; I haven't seen that ever since. I also had a pothos plant that was dying (went on a trip and couldn't water the plant for too long). I tried to re-root the plant, all the stems that were just in water died, but a couple that were in moss survived (although some also died), so I'm very happy to have found this alternative for propagation as well :)

Nice quality. Great for my Venus fly traps, and a little goes a long way ! The company is a little pricey for their products though.

This moss is a really great addition to add to the top of your standard carnivorous plant soil blend to help keep in moisture. It really seems to help the plants thrive and stay hydrated. I also use it for Nepenthes pitcher cuttings (second photo). After snipping off the cutting, I wrap the base in well hydrated moss until it roots well a few weeks later. I have been very successful in doing this so far, and it seems to do better than placing the cutting into a carnivorous soil blend right away. Top notch stuff! It seems like a small bag, but the product is really packed in there, and expands quite a bit as you are pulling it out. Well worth it to keep my plants happy!

Now fly trap is growing much better