No, nursery trays are generally not suitable for growing carnivorous plants. These plants typically require specific growing conditions, such as a high level of humidity and the ability to capture and digest insects. Nursery trays may not provide the necessary drainage, airflow, or space for the plants to thrive. It is recommended to use specialized containers designed for carnivorous plants to ensure their proper growth and health.
No, nursery trays are generally not suitable for growing carnivorous plants. These plants have specific needs, such as well-drained acidic soil and high humidity, which are not adequately provided by nursery trays. Additionally, carnivorous plants often require individual pots or containers to allow for proper root development and to prevent competition with other plants.
No, nursery trays are generally not suitable for growing carnivorous plants as they require specific conditions such as high humidity, acidic soil, and often need to be potted individually.
