Author: Daz

The short answer is no, not if you want strong healthy looking traps from the off and have no intention of reproducing. It requires a lot of energy to produce a flower for the flytrap and that energy is better used in trap...

I can see why you would want to, however i seriously do not recommend it. I can see why you would want to, however i seriously do not recommend it. Yes it looks cool snapping shut, so why not film it on your cell phone once and...

I don’t know, possibly. The best thing for you to do is remove your plant from it’s medium being very careful with the roots. Repot it and flush the soil and plant with fresh rainwater. It may still die due to the...

For robust Venus Flytraps, repot it every year. Change the peat, and if necessary, put it in a larger pot. Repotting is best done in March and April, the start of the flytrap’s active season. If you do wish to repot at any...

(as stated in planting) Step 1. Prepare The rhizome When Planting from a bare root rhizome, flytraps tend to fold their leaves backwards upon themselves in an attempt to eject the plant from the soil. Simply straighten the plant...