Paludarium Showcase: Carnivorous Plants of Australia

I'm excited to show off my Cephalotus paludarium build I did a few months back. This artificial Australian habitat has Cephalotus folicularis, Drosera hamiltonii, Drosera adelae, Drosera falconeri x ordensis, Drosera scorpioides, and Drosera prolifera.
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[@tgordon4881]

Ya know this could be a very fun project! Thank you for posting and your video was darn well produced.

[@joshscarnivorousplants6732]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!

[@Ayyywrimzy]

Looks so good!

[@plantedhippie]

How am I just learning about your RUclips?!? I must’ve been under a rock🤣 binge watching every video now!

[@joshscarnivorousplants6732]

Hahahahaha thanks Jess!

[@greenmachinesweden]

Great setup.🙂👍

[@sean2val]

NICE cheers from Queensland Australia

[@joshscarnivorousplants6732]

Thanks for watching! Cheers!

[@Cacti_Of_Mexico]

Do you have any advice on how to get rid of spider mites on Australia pitcher plants? Mine is dying.

[@joshscarnivorousplants6732]

Sorry to hear this. I don't have any experience or knowledge on treating spider mites specifically. I'm sure there are Cephalotus safe pesticides or predatory mites you can use. You'll have to research that. I'm sorry!

[@yonko2167]

Any update?

[@joshscarnivorousplants6732]

All the Cephalotus are doing well! The drosera original drosera adelae are declining though. The new offshoots are growing well however