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Very cool! I wasn't aware of this genus

Those look like they're from Altman Plants which another carnivorous plant youtuber bought some from walmart that looked huge and healthy! I guess it depends on the time of season you buy them

Thanks for the info dude

Informative video! ❤

Oh btw it’s the sundew garden I just change my name

Hey sorry I have not been active I’m on instagram a little more now

woah, U sound so different from the VFT vid

I planted Johnny jump ups in the summer of 2022 in a pot on the back deck. Now I have them in 3 pots and on the ground. The seeds spread easily. Thanks for sharing with us. Have a wonderful day!

Yes, flytraps are from the Carolinas, not the tropics. But even in the tropics, there are a lot of different climates. Cold, hot, wet, dry, and so on. I live between USDA Zones 9 and 10, so I’m hopeful my VFT will do well. It’s the extreme summer heat I worry about more than winter cold.

I like your video keep it up

Thank you, this was very helpful! So many insights! Thank you!

Is dormancy hard to deal with ?

I need to step up my carnivorous plant game.

Your video is horrible you couldn’t see how you did anything your camera wasn’t in what you was doing to show it

Thank you very informative. Just got my first little Venus flytrap. Wanna make sure it’s very healthy and happy.

Thank you!

Wilmington, NC!!!

Some droseras are really weeds in collections.

I've just started my carnivorous plant obsession about a month in, and there is a bit of a bad information but they are pretty amazing and fast growing plants

id like to see more please.

ive seen wasps get eaten by them, do bees, butterflies and hover flies keep away from them. just im aiming to attract pollinaters to my main flora.

how do i know when to pot it on , ive no idea to tell the truth

we have mild winters and should be able to live on my balcony fingers crossed ill experiment.

35f is 1.6c

ive bought one on amazon , ive bought distilled water for it, i live in the north of england , can i grow it outdoors on my balcony.

Great video buddy keep up the good work!.

What carnivorous plant is easiest to grow / hardest to kill?

I’m a sucker for plants and I live in Idaho end of December and these show up. I always wanted one and never thought I could grow it here. I grabbed a few and I’m thankful to lean I might be able to save a few.

I may not have been clear on the watering but only use distilled, rain or reverse osmosis only! Tap water will has too many minerals and plastic pots or glazed pots are best for these plants. Terra cotta has salts and minerals that can leech into the soil over time and will kill the venus flytrap. Sorry about not being clear enough.

Awesome, thanks for this!!!

I know some one that has like 30 or so of those guys and they are BIG they are making adult pitches I could try to trade for one and give it to you ( I probably won’t be able to I’m 12 and I would have to ask my parents)

Yooooo let’s gooooo

A few weeks ago I unboxed a new plant.

How do you know when to feed it if you are used dried insects or other food? You’re supposed to only do it once a month, but how do you know when?

Great looking plant and very well packed.🙂👍

Happy New Year

perfect

It's beautiful , show it lots of love

Pretty plants

I do not know what lithops are. I'm trying to grow tomatoes and youtube recommended me this video. Strange because I haven't even searched anywhere what I was doing.

j'avais jamai vu une vidéo aussi mal filmée...

Good luck.

Looking forward to see them develop.

I love amaryllis ❤

Tree frogs nice those are so cute

I have some nepenthes lowii and those all slow 2:05

Nice I love nepenthes

Can you do a video on your carnivorous plants please thank you

You know it’s a good day when you upload

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