How Should Your Venus Flytraps Look Throughout A Year?
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2022
- Bobbi the Karate Cat, Abby and Baxter, and Pitcher Plants make cameo appearances in this fun video about Venus Flytrap care, following Venus Flytraps through a year and looking closely at how they ‘look’ from winter dormancy through the hot, active, fast growing days of summer. Beautifully shot and edited, and if you’re a nature nerd this video has a lot of entertainment to offer beyond Venus Flytrap tips and care.
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I love your videos. You really have a calm nature about you and it's fascinating watching and listening to your videos. Thanks for showing the flytraps. I hope Leon is doing well.
Hey Jay, thanks for watching! Yeah Leon is doing great. I have a new major update coming soon. ✌️✌️✌️
Yes it’s like getting to go on a kind hearted journey. One you’d get at the pet store or zoo in an ideal world.
very interesting video! would be cool if you did more videos on the other pets/plants you have!
Those plants are fascinating. I enjoy your low-,key approach to going through the annual cycle with good close-ups. Thank you.
Hi Brady, this was one of your very best videos. I absolutely love your content and the way you explain everything. Your passion, understanding and your sense of humor is a joy to listen to.
Awesome! Thank you so much for watching. ✌️✌️✌️
I got a fly trap as a gift for my sister without fully appreciating that they're kind of a mix between a plant and an animal as far as care goes. I was worried that I was giving her a pot full of constant work to do, but she's enjoyed tending it. They're probably the most interesting plant that I've ever encountered. It's really cool to see so many of them in one place. 👍
Yeah they are really fascinating and tend to operate the opposite of how most plants operate.
@@Bradybrandwood Indeed... Just me keeping it alive until it could be gifted was an adventure all of its own. I thought you just put it in soil and water it, right..? 😆
It’s nice seeing the plants and animals around it doing their natural thing
Yeah I agree.
I don't understand how I went from watching lobster to venus flytrap content but hey! I'm here for it! Keep it coming Brady!
For a second I thought this was a random recommendation, then I saw it was you and I knew it was going to be somewhere between useful and *very* useful :)
Awesome! Thank you for checking it out. ✌️✌️✌️
I came here for Leon, but I am thoroughly enjoying *all* of your pursuits! You have some really fascinating hobbies, and you share them so well!
Thank you! ❤🦞❤🦞
Hey Nancy, thank you so much for checking out the videos! ✌️✌️✌️🦞
We’ve had our fly traps for a few years now. We’re in FL. I had no idea they go dormant! That explains it! Mostly they are outside but when it gets cold here, I bring them inside.
Between Leon & the Flytraps really enjoying your channel!
Hey, Brady! Very interesting video and I love the kitty cameos. Looking forward to the next Leon update! 😊 🦞
You are such a talented story teller. I tried keeping a fly trap in Reno, NV. I used the distilled water and let it soak up the water from below, but one day I left it outside to get some real sun, and it happened to get up to 106 that day. When I brought it in, it was dead. Dry heat and record heat doesn't help them, so I'll give up while living in a high altitude (4500k ft) desert.
Brady, your greenthumb is amazing and your cinematography is ascending to another level! I want to live in the moment with that dragonfly, such peace and beauty. Thank you so much for sharing. Sending best wishes for you and yours.
I miss Leon! Looking forward to his next video 💖❤️🧡
I’m working on a new Leon update now. It’ll be up soon. ✌️✌️✌️🦞
Are you sure it wasn't Baxter who dug up the seedlings? There was even cat hair in your palm of your hand alongside the destruction 🤣 🐈
You have no idea how helpful this is! I've only gone through 2 summers since moving to the Carolinas from the midwest and it's remarkable what grows here. I never really knew Venus fly traps were native to so close to where I am.
I've had a backyard space for only a few months now and really got to dig into growing my own plants and produce for the first time. Now that it's cooling down I'm busy planning the space for next spring and this is just the fun touch I needed! I'm excited to start a tub of a few plants come next spring. May need to figure out something different come winter as it does get a bit chillier here in the mountains but I would love to hear more on your advice for keeping the plants indoors over winter months.
Truly excited to see the life this invites into my yard as I've already spotted a few frogs.
It's amazing that he saved this poor venus fly trap from a death sentence from the supermarket.
😅 SmartAss!
Thank you very much for this! I can't believe this isn't in 4k! That is how good your shots are!
You have an amazing eye and deliver a fantastic view of various forms of life interacting with the Flytraps/carnivorous garden. So very informational, entertaining and inspiring!
I live in Michigan and there is a carnivorous plant farm here local that I want to check out for sure now.
Keep up the good work! I can't wait to see what you can show us in 4k! I am sure you will be able to do that soon with the quality content you put out currently.
Please consider creating videos showing how to make both small and large scale terrariums for indooor settings.
P.S. - Is it possible to create an ecosystem hosting carnivorous plants that is healthy for reptiles, frogs or other small creatures that people may keep as pets (scorpions too!?)?
The beds of fly trap seedling look awesome! Amazing to see!
Hi Brady! Love your plant videos, I noticed in a few of your other videos that you seem to have a large variety of other plants. Would you ever consider doing a video where you show them all and talk about them? :)
I live near Brisbane, Queensland, Australia and I follow much the same procedure as you with my Venus Fly Traps. Mine stay uncovered in full sun all year round as we have relatively mild winters (May through to August) and very hot and humid summers (November through to March) all with rain water added daily.
Before the Leon saga I originally came to your channel 2 years ago for your carnivorous plant videos! I love everything you post
Awesome! Thank you for watching. ✌️✌️✌️
I pull the flower stalks and push then down into the moss against the edge of the pot. Very good hit rate of them growing new plants. I also divide the rhizomes every couple of years to double or triple the number of plants. After seeing this I might actually let them flower, I didn't realise how much seed they produce.
13:54 probably my favorite part of the video lol 😂😊
Amazing production Brady! Very informative! Beautiful photography! Thank you! Frances
Awesome Frances! Thank you for checking it out. ✌️✌️✌️
Thank you for this video, now when I decide to try and grow them again I’ll know how they are meant to look
I don't know how I didn't find your channel sooner but I went from stuff about Sea Monkeys and then hermit crabs, and ended up meeting Leon, and now we're on carnivorous plants. My workday has been dead. I took one call all day (I work from home) and these videos kept me sane. Definitely worth a sub, and I am currently researching what I need to grow some fly traps haha
Awesome Dark Lord, thank you for watching. ✌️✌️✌️🦞
This looks like a lot of work, but yet, so relaxing. Love your videos.
Your traps and pitchers are so lush and beautiful! I struggle with mine over the winter - N. Virginia is just a bit too cold and I have to do a lot of hoping. Often with traps, just making sure the hibernacula are in good shape. My flowers don't come out til June! Anyway, thanks for showing all the seasons - real helpful. You're more patient with your cat around the plants! Guess I can still learn a thing about taking it easy.
This was totally enchanting. And I love your cats. A BIG thank you.
I am a fruit fly geneticist. I love these plants and they are BEAUTIFUL!
I just don't know how you do it, Brady. Saw this pop up on the sub feed and said "nah, don't need to watch that." Then I clicked on it and somehow it's 17 minutes later and I don't regret it. I have a black thumb and only the regular amount of interest in flytraps, but I was entertained the whole way through.
I'm in Brisbane, Australia. I don't have flytraps, but I have lilies, begonias, jasmine and potatoes. Watching them grow and change over the year is exciting, especially my white lily. The first time it bloomed was my wedding day with one flower (Halloween last year) and this year we're getting nine flowers. I use the water from my fish tank to water my plants and they love it.
I love watching your videos on plants and koi and of course, Leon. Life in nature is so beautiful!
Enjoyed this video. Started watching you when Leon came home. Staying because of your smooth narration and obvious subject knowledge. Thanks!
Venus Flytraps are so interesting. I might try my hand at growing one after this informative video. Give Leon a hug for me.
Hi Bobby 😊❤❤ Baxter! 😂 I love your kitties!
I loved this! I just had my first successful VFT dormancy last winter and this summer added a sundew and a purple pitcher plant to the family. Carnivorous plants are just so cool, and I remember being in awe when my first VFT flower came up last year. Lovely little freaky plants
I listend to this while learning Linux Unbuntu for the first time. It was the perfect background, interesting but relaxing.
I truly adore your videos. The narration, cinematography, editing, and especially your love for the living world make them a joy to watch. Thanks so much for sharing.
Awesome Space Pirates! Thanks for checking out the vids. Much appreciated. ✌️✌️✌️
You make everything seem so beautiful and magical. I’m literally mesmerized by your videos!!
Your videos are so slow paced I love it. They're a moment of peace for me.
Great video! Must have been in the works for a while! Really cool to see the dragonflies!
Very interesting Brady! They wouldn't last long if I had them though, I do NOT have a green thumb! Lol. Anyway, can't wait to see the update on Leon🙋
Amazing content!! Wow it very strange how literally in highschool 2009 when youtube was just getting popular all this content was what I was interested and doing as a hobby, including koi pond, various flytraps and sarracenia along with fish from a single betta to an arrowana plus leopard geckos and my own dubia roach colony. Keep it up!! 💯
Really some beautiful photography you have shot. Always a joy watching your videos
Thanks Brady this was the perfect de-stress time that my mind needed😊
Thank you!! I struggle with fly traps as I have to winter them indoors. In Northwestern Ontario, Canada. Zone 3A, 3B. We have native pitcher plants and sundue plants. They live in the peat moss. The pitcher plants usually completely encased in moss with just the opening showing. I have a collected pitcher plant out by my pond, it does well there year round. There are tropical pitchers I would love to try. Plus flytraps. I can keep them for a time, then they go into dormancy seemingly, but just die. Maybe minerals, I don't know. I was always told to keep them in terracotta pots, mistake one I suppose, I guess I should melt snow for them! Or find distilled water. Great video!
I appreciate the time it took to pull this together and give such great information. But Bobby's stubby tail takes the Cake for me
Thanks so much for this video! I just started growing VFTs this summer and was wondering what to expect with dormancy. Love seeing the seasons!
This was such a rad video. I love the detail in every part of the video. I didn't think I'd ever come across a video about Venus Fly Traps.
I watched my pitcher plant eat a wasp last week, very satisfying!
I wasn’t paying attention to who posted this when I clicked the video. Your voice came on and I was thinking “that sounds like Leon’s dad”
My family used to have a cat named Baxter too, and from what I remember he looked identical to your Baxter.
I owned one as a teenager. Pretty cool plant.
i always liked flytraps as a kid. but watching your video is not only the most relaxing thing to do it also helps me with my anxiety about small insects, u help to understand nature. i thank you for that. :) also very cool videos tons of awesome scenes and pictures, mustve been alot of work, but also shows ur love for your things. thanks again.
Awesome! Thank you for checking it out. ✌️✌️✌️
When I was visiting my Mom in Nashville we drove through North and South Carolina. We stopped off at a Farmers Market and I saw this person selling Venus Fly Traps, they were kinda small but I was fascinated by them
This was fascinating, Canada isn’t the best climate for these plants, although I grow Jack in the pulpits and Arum successfully. I did well with a Nepenthes for several years, until the squirrels dug it out while I was away.
You have developed a nice little ecosystem there, and I would spend a lot of time just watching all the small lives playing out. Cats remember that they were once worshipped as Gods, and assume they still should be.
I always enjoy your offerings Brady, you are, (as my Grandmother would say), a man of many parts. Thank you for sharing some of those parts with us, you have a wonderful ease of style.🖤🇨🇦
Baxter is Garfield. Such a lug. Love all your content, thanks for the infotainment!
Yeah the roots were so deep it was pulling up sections with flytraps attached.
That's an awesome way to care for carnivorous plants! Your Venus fly traps are very healthy, great job!! Thanks for this video!
Awesome plagueoffear! Thank you for watching. ✌️✌️✌️
I think I learned more about Venus flytraps in this video than most of my internet surfing. Maybe I'll keep one of the darned things alive yet!
Very cool video. I grow napenthes for fun. I live in a part of Hawaii where napenthes just grow like there’s no tomorrow.
I just love your videos, started with Leon, but also love the other videos about animals and plants; both interesting and funny. Anway, keep up the good work & kind regards from Belgium!
The preacher that said that saving a lobster won’t save your soul was probably right, but I think you’re compassion and empathy will get into a heaven. Jus sayen
Omg I just got my first flytrap last week! This video couldn’t have come at a more perfect time for me! Thank you! I’d love to see more flytrap vids!
Cheers Brandy!!
Loved seeing your beautiful cats 🐈⬛!! ❤
You are indeed a renaissance man....Brady I loved this video be it Leon or flytraps I am hooked!😍
Awesome Cheryl! Thank you for watching. I’m working on a new Leon update now I’ll have it up sometime soon. ✌️✌️✌️
Was hoping for a Leon cameo! Beautiful film.
Nice Depeche Mode reference, unexpected and well implemented
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Your camera work and photography are fantastic! We gotta get you a new mic and your videos will be top notch! Time to buy a few shirts from your store for me...
You always deliver quality videos!! very educational and entertaining material, Thank you so much! I loved it!
Awesome! Thank you for watching. ✌️✌️✌️
Hi Brady, I love this video. I didn't know Venus flytraps were so wonderful till you told us about them. The picture plants are pretty great too. They sure have beautiful flowers. I love your cats too. Cats just do what they want and don't care. You ginger cats reminds me of the cat I used to have. Yours is so pretty. I enjoy your videos a lot. You have a great way of explaining to us and love your humor and storytelling. Thank you for this video. 😊😻🌺☘️🌸🐈🐈⬛🦎🪰🦟🪳🐜🦗🐌🐞🐝🐾🦞🦋💚
Juncus, or 'Biezen' as they are called in The Netherlands are a family of grasses that enjoy very moist, 'swamp like' conditions. Where i live, the are traditionally used for roofing of houses.
Cool, thanks Ben, I will look that up. ✌️✌️✌️
Your videos are amazing! And I adore dragonflies...what awesome little predators they are!
Your channel is great i come here to unwind keep it up looking forward to another Leon update
Yes... Bobby is a Supervisor. 😉 Your videos are good... its not just lobster and cats.
I've had my new plants for 2 weeks, they look healthy, I'm taking care of them. I feed them myself with beetles I raise
I just discovered you a few days ago, and love your videos, as well as your life! I am considering retiring from my jod and come into your world. Thanks again.
Awesome video! So very interesting and educational. Your content and narration are so professional, I feel like I'm watching a nature show on TV. Venus fly traps and pitcher plants are fascinating, thank you for this trip into their world! I also enjoyed seeing the other critters that you keep and have living in your beautiful yard. 😊
Awesome Donna! Thank you for checking it out. ✌️✌️✌️
I've always had trouble growing fly traps, I've loved since I was a kid. This video was very informative and helpful. Think I'll give it a shot next spring!
I love the alien look of the pitcher plant flowers. I love Bobbie(Bobby?) and Baxter.
You always have the coolest content. Love your varied collection of life!
What an interesting visit to your unique garden!! Do you find that the population of summer flies in your yard, are kept in check by your Venus flytraps? Very enjoyable video!! Say HI to Leon, for us.
I always get excited whenever I see a new video of yours come out. Keep on doing what you do!
How cool. I love watching your videos about Leon and didn't know you raise traps. I've been raising "Junior" from a warehouse store death cube for two years. I'm looking forward to growing some babies from seed if Junior will cooperate. Thanks for sharing!
I love the calm, rhythmic feel of your videos. Keep on creating!
please more Leon videos at least 1 everyday :) love Leon 🦞🦞🦞🥰😍
So interesting and relaxing. I really enjoyed this. Thank you for sharing.
Another amazing video hope Leon is doing well
amazing video. i love the style that this is just pure content and you dont try to get anything unecessary fancy. keep it up
Im afraid to ask but how much time do you spend daily on your plants... watering, maintenance, clean up, etc?
Nice video, gave a like and subscribed cause you added the cats in it too😊👍
Awesome! Thank you for watching. I spend a lot of time on the plants and the Koi, but it’s enjoyable time. ✌️✌️✌️
Keep up the good work
This is such an informative and beautiful video. You are a master at producing these types of videos. I am a great fan!
had a lot of venus fly traps as a kid and they didn't do well even though I followed the instructions but this video makes me want to try again.
I've tried so hard to keep them alive 😂 I have 3 remaining out of 9! I live in zone 6b but keep them outside as much as possible despite my attempts my remaining 3 look terrible. I've done so much research trying to keep these things alive! I know my remaining 3 are eating and only getting rain water but they still look like they're barely hanging on 😆
They are definitely difficult.
I like the quality of these videos, if you do the editing yourself, nice, i love that you deafen to music a bit when you talk
What interesting documentation. Should be sendet on TV! ❤❤❤👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you for your videos, they help me make it through,^_^ keep up your amazing work ! I look forward to seeing more of it ❣️
I love your videos!!!! I hope Leon is well😄😄
Yeah, got one of these and promptly killed it.
I loved this. Thank you Brady!!