You have some amazing plants growing there. I had to laugh when you mentioned high temps... I live in Scotland, that's really not a problem for me. I've had a Venus fly trap for about 2 years, before I knew that it was wrong to put them in teracotta pots, I did and it looked like it was suffering. I've just put it back into plastic but when I was doing it it looks like it's now a lot of small plants with hardly any roots, do you think it will be ok or just look after it and hope. Loving the videos
6:50 Not sure what that is but it's AMAZING! If I wasn't in the US, I'd offer to buy an offshoot from that plant. My ideal Sarracenia is leucophylla coloration on a purpurea form ... and that plant is reeeeeally close to that. Hope it does well for you!
You can but unless you have a large collection of plants you can't expect them to act like the ultimate pest control, you also might not want to overdo the feeding, but that's more of a personal thing.
lovely video
Those bird decorations are so cool at 0:55, Also the Sarracenia at 6:50 is a Umlauftiana.
You have some amazing plants growing there. I had to laugh when you mentioned high temps... I live in Scotland, that's really not a problem for me. I've had a Venus fly trap for about 2 years, before I knew that it was wrong to put them in teracotta pots, I did and it looked like it was suffering. I've just put it back into plastic but when I was doing it it looks like it's now a lot of small plants with hardly any roots, do you think it will be ok or just look after it and hope.
Loving the videos
6:50 Not sure what that is but it's AMAZING! If I wasn't in the US, I'd offer to buy an offshoot from that plant. My ideal Sarracenia is leucophylla coloration on a purpurea form ... and that plant is reeeeeally close to that. Hope it does well for you!
This plant is called Umlaftiana
Can I feed my nepenthes flytrap live fly maggots. I live in Mexico and there is a lot of trash around so fly maggots are easy to come by🤢
You can but unless you have a large collection of plants you can't expect them to act like the ultimate pest control, you also might not want to overdo the feeding, but that's more of a personal thing.
I see a lot of people keeping their plants submerged in water while a lot of other people say not to. I suspect both methods work though