Venus Fly Trap Growing
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Dionaea Papaver cross?
Is this the result of a weird cross species polination of Dionaea muscipula (Venus flytrap) and Papaver nudicaule (Iceland Poppy)? Or is it a strange mutation of either species which has created this bizaare Audrey’ish mutation?
The truth is that this is in fact a regular Iceland Poppy. This bizaare looking photo was taken by Harold […]
Read the full article »Growing in poor conditions - Week 14
We’re at week 14 in our experiment into the effects of water quality on the growth of Venus flytraps. Our plants are looking good and have changed significantly since our last report.
Specimen A: low light, distilled water
The maximum trap size for specimen A, our distilled water fed plant, is now up to a whopping 35 […]
Read the full article »Mini Terrarium
Many Venus flytraps are sold in mini terraria. These are usually small plastic domes which ensure a high humidity around your plant.
Advantages
Ideal for situations in which your flytrap will be growing in a low humidity environment. Low humidity environments are harmful to Venus flytraps.
Your flytrap will not need watered as often due to less loss […]
Recent Comments
- Tyler: I live in northern TX VERY HUMID RIGHT NOW and obout 85 degrees already the very top of the soil is dry but i bet its...
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- Matthew: Ok, 3 flowers are now open. One the middle bit if fury so i got a cotten bud and took pollen of one and gave it to the...
- Aaron: The white bits are part of the bulb when you tear out the leaves.
- Ryan: Hi Matthew, I’m not sure I can help without seeing the plant. Feel free to post some links to photos if you like.