Hi teffer's, I'm saving a sarracinea leucophylla since last year. So here it is after 3 months ago after sitting in a koi pond last year at a nearby nursery.
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Hi teffer's, I'm saving a sarracinea leucophylla since last year. So here it is after 3 months ago after sitting in a koi pond last year at a nearby nursery.
You have a heck of a lot of B-52, lol 
I would suggest puting a drainage hole in your flooded bog. That is a crucial step in creating a bog so that it doesn't flood. You could just poke a hole in the tarp a few inches below soil level, though not quite to the bottom of your bog.
I would suggest puting a drainage hole in your flooded bog. That is a crucial step in creating a bog so that it doesn't flood. You could just poke a hole in the tarp a few inches below soil level, though not quite to the bottom of your bog.
I actually poked 4 1cm width holes lol ever since I made it, I guess I'm going to need more sphagnum or use peat over the top.