One thing that is unknown to most is that carnivorous plants live in quite unlivable soil which has helped spawn their new abilities. Today we are going to dig into why they NEED to have sub-par soil and why having high-quality soil can be absolutely devastating to them! The main way they live in very…
Carnivorous plants can be quite finicky to most new gardeners when trying to start growing them. Unfortunately, when the plants die this leaves you believing you have a black thumb and you just don’t have the skill to successfully grow plants, and nothing is further from the truth! There are…
In the world of carnivorous plants there are a great variety of plant look along with trap styles. The first question many people will find themselves asking is which type of trap is best for them to take care of and what plant they should choose to take care of.…
This can throw people for a loop when they start as many believe gardening is the same for all plants. In the case of carnivorous plants though the standard approach can even hard or kill your plants! Take heed and read below to find out how to best create soil…
When I first started to look into raising carnivorous plants I was only aware of the Venus Flytrap and was aware of the jaws of death it had. I probably couldn’t have been further from the actual truth but it started me down the road to understanding there are a…
If you’re interested in growing Venus fly traps, then it’s essential to know the soil type they thrive in. These carnivorous plants are native to the bogs of North and South Carolina, where they grow in nutrient-poor soils. As a result, they’ve evolved to rely on insects for their necessary…
Have you noticed your Venus Fly Trap turning yellow? Don’t panic just yet! Various factors can cause this common problem and can often be fixed with simple solutions. Firstly, it’s essential to understand that the Venus Fly Trap is a unique plant that requires specific care. While it may seem…
Have you ever witnessed your Venus flytrap turn black after a meal, leaving you wondering if it’s dying or diseased? It’s a common phenomenon that many Venus flytrap owners experience. But don’t fret – this is actually a natural process that happens when the plant has finished digesting its prey.…
If you’re a plant parent with a venus fly trap, you may be wondering if your beloved carnivorous plant is dead or just dormant. Venus fly traps are unique and intriguing plants that require specific care to thrive. However, it’s not uncommon for them to appear lifeless during certain periods…
