A Primer on Nepenthes

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2022
  • My favorite group of carnivores, and yet...somehow, I've never done a video on them! These plants are the ones that truly push the limits of carnivorous plants, both in size and prey types they can manage, and come in more shapes and colors than you can imagine!
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Комментарии • 14

  • @KkCreatures
    @KkCreatures Год назад +2

    Great video!! Nepenthes are my favorite carnivorous plants as well, and I always love seeing them and learning more about them!

  • @volvos70t51
    @volvos70t51 Год назад +3

    You really know Nepenthes!, very impressed with your knowledge and collection, subscribed!👍

  • @davideickhoff2954
    @davideickhoff2954 Год назад +1

    Aloha Carlton, Well done and informative! I would love to see short videos focusing on individual species profiles: natural range, climate tolerances, watering tolerances, sun/shade tolerances, etc.

  • @chooton5113
    @chooton5113 Год назад +1

    Lots of knowledge here! Subbed. Just got my first few pitcher plants

  • @icynewyear
    @icynewyear 10 месяцев назад

    Really great video. Thank you:)

  • @Dilophomasnaurus
    @Dilophomasnaurus Год назад

    First 10 seconds my thoughts are that we're being spoken to by a human puppet controlled by the napenthes plant behind the dude's head

  • @MissBam91
    @MissBam91 Год назад

    Hi from NZ, loved this vid .. your collection is so coool

  • @duncanpage1556
    @duncanpage1556 Год назад

    Great info Thanks from Alberta

  • @corncob2701
    @corncob2701 Год назад

    I’d love to watch you feed these

    • @carltoncarnivores
      @carltoncarnivores  Год назад +1

      That would, frankly, be a rather boring video. They don't move, most of what I feed them is fertilizer pellets, and when it is something else it takes weeks to break anything down and it's not noticeable unless the pitcher is disturbed. I grow them for their appearances, not for carnivore action.

  • @Duragaro
    @Duragaro Год назад

    Very very nice plants,😮🎉
    Any tips on germination?

  • @DeadlyPlants2024
    @DeadlyPlants2024 Месяц назад

    Do you fertilize? I’ve been fertilizing my nepenthes with Maxsea. I put 5 mL maxi fertilizer in each of my pictchers twice a month

    • @carltoncarnivores
      @carltoncarnivores  Месяц назад +1

      Plants may occasionally get fertilizer pellets or dead insects, juvenile plants too small to get a pellet may be given liquid fertilizer, but it's not frequent.