No, nursery trays are not suitable for growing carnivorous mosses. Carnivorous mosses require specific growing conditions such as high humidity, acidic soil, and a constant supply of insects for nutrition. Nursery trays are typically designed for general plant propagation and may not provide the necessary conditions for carnivorous mosses to thrive.
No, nursery trays are not suitable for growing carnivorous mosses. Carnivorous mosses require specific growing conditions, such as high humidity and nutrient-poor soil, which cannot be provided effectively in nursery trays. These mosses are best grown in specialized terrariums or containers that can recreate their natural habitat.
No, nursery trays may not be suitable for growing carnivorous mosses as these mosses require specific growing conditions such as high humidity, acidic soil, and access to insects for their carnivorous behavior. Nursery trays may not provide the ideal environment and may not allow for the trapping and digestion of insects necessary for the mosses' survival.
