Growing and caring for Venus Flytrap at home


Our store offers a wide variety of exotic plants. The Venus flytrap, or Dionaea, is one of the most sought after options, and here's why:

  • This is a rather rare plant that can not be found on every windowsill.
  • Dionaea is a very striking representative of exotic plants: it hunts with the help of leaf plates that have turned into deadly traps, has an unusual color and feeds on unshelled insects. Watching the hunt is very interesting!

Dionea feels good at home: if you follow a few rules, there will be no problems with care. We will tell you in this article what you can and cannot do with a Venus flytrap.

Lighting

In nature, the Venus flytrap grows in marshy areas on the east coast of the United States of America. Therefore, your task is to recreate these climatic conditions as much as possible.

  • When choosing a location, pay attention to the southern window sill. On an eastern or western window, Dionea also feels good: 5 hours of sunlight a day is the minimum required for normal growth and development of the plant. There is no need to protect the flycatcher from the sun, the main thing is that it is not stuffy, like in a bathhouse.
  • In the spring and summer, the Venus flytrap begins active hunting. Practice shows that it copes quite well with catching insects on its own.

You need to know this! In autumn and winter, the sun rarely appears, so the flycatcher needs additional lighting. A phytolamp is best suited for this purpose. It is not difficult to understand that a plant does not have enough light: its leaves stretch out and lose their brightness.

Temperature and watering

Dionaea is a heat-loving flower, so it grows and develops well at temperatures from 22 to 30 degrees Celsius. In summer, the flytrap can easily tolerate higher temperatures, but if this regime persists throughout the year, the plant will not live long. In winter, the flower needs rest.

Let's say you have already chosen a place for a pot with a flytrap. It's time to take care of watering it.

  • The plant does not absorb mineral salts from the soil and is very demanding on the composition and quality of water.
  • Distilled or rainwater, as well as melted snow at room temperature, are suitable for watering the Venus flytrap. Tap water cannot be used. Even after long-term settling, it remains tough, and there are many questions about its composition.
  • The plant needs bottom watering, but to avoid charring of the soil, you can occasionally add a little water from above. Fill the pan with water, and the flytrap flower itself will take the amount of moisture it needs. The soil in the pot should not dry out!

In winter, the plant needs to be sent for the winter!

How to choose soil and pot?

Choosing a pot is a matter of taste, but this plant looks most solemn in a white background. It is often chosen when a flower is bought not for oneself, but as a gift.

The beauty and health of the plant depends on the soil. Due to its inability to absorb minerals, the flycatcher prefers poor soils. This can be a mixture of peat and quartz sand (an alternative is perlite soaked in distilled water). In order not to buy components separately and not experiment with the proportions indicated on the Internet, we recommend purchasing ready-made soil for dionaea (it is always on sale).

It is important! When choosing a pot, focus on the size of the plant. The container should not be too wide! As for color, light shades heat up less in the sun, which avoids overheating of the root system. A proper pot must have drainage holes and a tray into which water is poured.

Planting and replanting Dionaea: considering the most popular options

The choice of variety depends on personal preference, but the most popular options are the typical shape, large mouth, and red dragon. Before placing an order, it is important to understand what exactly you need:

  • Seeds. Option for advanced gardeners. It takes up to three years to grow Dionaea. Of course, a flytrap grown from seed is a clear expression of the work, skill and patience put in, but if you lack experience, we recommend starting with other options. An interesting fact is that the little Venus flytrap will most likely not look like its parents - this is a feature of this breeding method. If you decide to get seeds at home, you need to consider two points: the plant begins to bloom at the age of 2-3 years and does not belong to the category of self-pollinating. This “work” will have to be undertaken, as well as growing seeds in a container, replanting, and carefully caring for the Venus flytrap during the rooting period.
  • Seedling. These are small flytraps placed in a temporary pot. After receiving the parcel, the plant must be replanted within 1-2 weeks. Accordingly, it is better to prepare the soil and container in advance.
  • Plant in the pot. The older the flower, the more magnificent and larger it is. If you are purchasing a flytrap as a gift, pay attention to the plants planted in a pot with automatic watering.

Description

The Venus flytrap is a small herbaceous plant. The leaf blades of a representative of the Sundew family grow from a short underground stem. The length of the foliage reaches 3–7 cm. The upper part of the trap is painted with pigments that give it a reddish tint that attracts insects. The flowers, located at the tips of the stems, are quite small. Their outlines resemble the shape of a star. The average lifespan of a plant is 6–7 years. Looking through the photo, gardeners pay attention to how unusual the plant looks.

What do we do for you?

Your right is to choose any option from those offered; our task is to provide you with a quality product. The germination rate of seeds of carnivorous plants is about 70%. In practice, this means that 7 out of 10 potential plants will sprout. The second direction of our activity is growing Venus flytraps specifically for sale. We understand that our customers are located in different parts of Russia, and therefore we pay special attention to packaging and transportation conditions. To prevent plants from freezing in transit, we ship them between April and November, but this is not the only reason for choosing this interval. Many plants go into hibernation in winter. Flowers cannot be replanted during this period. In spring and summer, we recommend using the following algorithm:

  • Carefully remove the flower from the shipping container.
  • Clear the roots from the soil.
  • Prepare a container at least 20 cm deep and place a layer of substrate on the bottom.
  • Place the plant in the middle of the pot and fill it with the remaining soil.

To make the soil breathe better, there is no need to compact it. Don't forget to check if there are drainage holes at the bottom of the pot.

Basic methods of reproduction

It is customary to distinguish three methods of reproduction of the Venus flytrap. The seed option is considered the longest and most labor-intensive, but is practiced by some experienced gardeners. You can get seeds in two ways:

  • acquire;
  • after flowering, take from your own plant (do this in early March), which was previously pollinated by hand.

Before planting Venus flytrap seeds, they are treated with distilled water and a weak solution of potassium permanganate. Instead, you can place them in a ziplock bag in damp gauze for 1.5 months and put them in the refrigerator.

The second propagation option is by bulbs. They are cut from the mother plant and transplanted into a separate pot.

Important! To avoid rotting of the flycatcher bulbs, the cut site must be treated with charcoal.

Another option for propagating a flower is by cuttings. They are obtained from an adult plant, rooted, and then placed in a substrate.


A flycatcher with its prey is an unusual sight

About flowering and food

The flycatcher releases a flower stalk. The flowers themselves are small, star-shaped and smell pleasant, luring insects into the trap.

  • Flowering can last two months, but you need to understand that prolonged flowering depletes the flower.
  • If you are not interested in growing a Venus flytrap from seeds, it is better to cut off the peduncle, which prevents the plant from developing and forming large traps.

Interesting fact Most plants require fertilizers during flowering and active growth. Here the situation is completely different: since the root system is not capable of receiving minerals from the soil, it synthesizes them on its own, but it will not be possible to solve the problem of nitrogen deficiency in this way.

The only source of nitrogen is shellless insects that fall into its trap. If you take the pot out onto the balcony in the spring and summer, the plant will cope with this task on its own, but you should not feed the flower with dead flies (if necessary, then only live ones). Also, the flycatcher will not refuse mosquitoes and spiders.

  • Do not feed your flycatcher beetles, worms, hard-shelled insects, or human food (sausage, meat, and other foods).
  • Avoid feeding during the adaptation period, in winter or if the plant is sick. Digestion of an insect is an energy-consuming process.

Failure to follow these recommendations leads to the death of the trap due to the inability to properly digest food. The ideal “lunch” of a flower that eats flies takes up no more than 1/3 of the trap area!

Is it possible to revive a flycatcher?

The answer to this question depends on two factors: the degree of damage to the plant and the speed of your reaction. If the rhizome is painted white, the flycatcher can be saved. To do this, you need to carefully remove the blackened parts of the plant and replant it in a new pot with suitable soil. During the rehabilitation period, the flycatcher especially urgently needs sunlight, so having a lamp aimed at Dionaea 12 hours a day is a necessary condition.

The flycatcher rarely gets sick, but if two factors coincide - waterlogging of the soil and low temperature - a fungus may appear on the roots, and gray rot may appear on the stem and leaves. This “infection” is treated with fungicides, which can be purchased at any store that sells indoor plants. If the problem is identified early, the chances of recovery are high. But yellowing of the leaves indicates that you are watering the flytrap with inappropriate water, such as tap water, or you have flooded the flower. Here it is important to realize the mistake in time and change hard water to distillate or normalize the watering regime.

Folk signs

Venus flytraps are not only owned by lovers of exotic plants. It attracts flower growers not only with its unique life processes, but also with the numerous folk signs and beliefs that this charming predator has acquired.

It is believed that Dionea is able to “catch” a groom for an unmarried girl. To do this, you should invite him home, for example, to admire exotic plants. After he has been in the room with the Venus flytrap, he will never be able to part with his bride again.

It is also believed that the Venus flytrap can calculate and scare away people with bad intentions. Some individual entrepreneurs and businessmen start dionaea in the office to recognize whether they have a reliable partner or a dishonest fraudster.

Of course, you shouldn't take these beliefs at face value. However, they arose largely due to the rarity and exoticism of the plant and at least indicate that it is worth keeping a Venus flytrap, if only to satisfy curiosity and gain valuable experience in plant growing.

FAQ

The Venus flytrap is a beautiful and unusual predator, so it is often purchased as a gift. We are asked many questions before making a purchasing decision. Here are the most common ones:

Is the Venus flytrap dangerous for humans?

The Venus flytrap is completely safe for both humans and pets. Her only interest is small insects: spiders, mosquitoes, flies and midges. If a child touches the trap, nothing will happen to his finger: the leaves of the plant are soft, and the “juice” does not begin to be produced immediately. Just think, it can take up to 10 days to digest one insect.

On the other hand, frequent “games” with a flycatcher can lead to its death. Each closing of the trap is accompanied by a large expenditure of energy. If you “deceive” the flytrap infrequently, nothing bad will happen - in a day or two it will open again, but such manipulations on an ongoing basis can destroy the plant. If you want to observe a “living organism,” catch a fly and try to feed the flytrap, but the insect must be alive.

​Are carnivorous plants difficult to care for?

The order comes with a detailed guide on how to care for a Venus flytrap at home, so in most cases there will be no problems. All the flycatcher needs is soft water and good (natural or artificial) lighting. The flycatcher, as a rule, does an excellent job of catching insects on its own.

How long does a flycatcher live?

The Venus flytrap is a perennial plant that can live for decades with proper care.

We will be glad if, after reading this article, you decide to purchase this amazing flower. In our store we have the most common and unpretentious plants, as well as everything you need to grow flycatchers at home - special soil, seeds, pots.

We deliver all plants presented on the website throughout Russia. Residents of Moscow and the Moscow region can arrange courier delivery, as well as pick up a flower from our showroom. Goods are sent to other regions by Russian Post, Boxberry and SDEK.

If you are looking for the most beautiful exotic plants, check out the Exotica online store. We guarantee a wide selection and reasonable prices!

Pests

An insectivorous pet is not often attacked by pests, but when they are, the results can be quite devastating. Therefore, it is useful and advisable to develop the habit of preventative treatments using insecticidal aerosols throughout the year.

Perhaps the most common pests are aphids, spider mites and mealybugs.

Diseases of indoor flowers photo

If the substrate is severely waterlogged, fungal diseases such as gray rot or black sooty fungus can develop. When infected by the fungus, the leaves of the Venus flytrap turn black. In this case, the flower is treated with a fungicide, the substrate in the pot is changed, and the affected parts of the plant are removed.

Author: Yulia Zakrevskaya

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Irina 07/19/2013 11:09 I was pleased to read about such an interesting plant.
To be honest, such flowers have always scared me. Carnivores! Somehow it sounds crazy to me))) But it’s interesting! The plant needs to be fed with flies))) Reply

Elena Kartavtseva 07/19/2013 12:29 This is not a plant, this is some kind of plant animal. Get yourself one of these instead of a hamster and feed it flies or cockroaches (whoever has what).

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Nina Zhuperina 07/19/2013 12:37 A very interesting story about a carnivorous plant. It's beautiful, but I wouldn't keep it in my home.

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Elena 07/19/2013 15:08 How difficult it turns out to be to grow carnivale at home - this is what predator plants are called in Italian (emphasis on I). My predator lives well in the garden, she eats when she wants...

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Elena 07/24/2013 14:32 What an interesting site!!!! So much information on plants and their decor! Class!

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Tatyana 10/04/2013 16:37 I bought myself a flycatcher, read the website and it helped me grow a flycatcher. SHE is very cool

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Irina 02.22.2014 16:01 But I just bought my pet))) now I’m enlightened

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Daria 04/19/2014 12:49 I also bought myself such a pet) A very cute creature. Now my mother is afraid to come into my room. Thanks pet)

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Polina 04/29/2014 18:53 And I have such a plant) I’m very pleased) it’s just drop dead:*

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Yana 05/18/2014 11:00 I recommend this plant to everyone. But keep an eye on it, read it very well and find out how to look after it and which insects are harmful. Good luck.

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Anastasia 02.11.2014 17:26 Cool plant :3 I would like one for myself, but my parents don’t allow it(

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Taisiya 08.11.2014 18:20 I quote Nina Zhuperina:

A very interesting story about a carnivorous plant. It's beautiful, but I wouldn't keep it in my home.

They gave me 5 flytrap seeds, I sowed them and they sprouted on the third day!
These are living creatures, of course, they need to be fed! My friend grows a sundew, also an insectivorous plant. It feeds itself! In the summer there are a lot of flies, and if there are none, she places a piece of apple near the sundew, and after two or three hours flies appear and climb into the flower’s mouth! Reply Anastasia 11/18/2014 06:05 I ordered a pet for myself, I’m preparing for the arrival, I’m reading it.) The article is excellent, it’s immediately clear that it was written by a knowledgeable person. Tell me, please, what should the humidity be during the period of active growth? And here's another question. Is it possible to keep a flytrap in a terrarium? I have a leopard gecko, I would like to add it to him, but in his terrarium I maintain the humidity at 40%. Wouldn't such cohabitation be harmful for the plant? Thank you in advance.

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Irina 11/19/2014 16:29 Hello, Anastasia. A flycatcher will do even better in a terrarium than on a windowsill. Precisely because the humidity is higher there. It grows well at a humidity of 40-70%, i.e. the range is wide. But only if your terrarium does not close, because... The flycatcher needs good air exchange. If there is always stale air, high humidity and a temperature of +35, then she may begin to get sick or even die.

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Lola 12/29/2014 17:40 I quote Elena Kartavtseva:

This is not a plant, it is some kind of plant animal. Get yourself one of these instead of a hamster and feed it flies or cockroaches (whoever has what).

if they ate cockroaches in their heads... it would be completely bad Reply
Veronica 01/09/2015 08:34 I want to buy this plant for myself, but where can I get food for it? At home in the winter, and in general there are no flies or midges; in the summer there are only small numbers of mosquitoes. What should I do?

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Irina 01/09/2015 12:17 I quote Veronica:

I want to buy this plant for myself, but where can I get food for it? At home in the winter, and in general there are no flies or midges; in the summer there are only small numbers of mosquitoes. What should I do?

Veronica, in winter you don’t need to feed her at all, because...
She has a rest period - lasts from November to February. As a rule, feeding stops at the end of September. And the active growth period most often begins in May, and that’s when they start feeding. But this does not mean that you need to feed the plant kilograms of flies) 2 insects per month are enough for it. And some Dionea owners say that they give 2-3 insects (flies, spiders, bees) during the entire summer season. She is more likely to die from overfeeding than from a lack of insects. And if your dionaea stands in the open air, for example on an open balcony, then it will feed itself. It is better to buy adult plants in late spring - early summer (May-June). Since after the purchase, acclimatization (getting used to your conditions) will last 1-1.5 months so that she has time to get used to your home before the rest period. The most important thing is not to feed it immediately after purchase until it produces 3-4 new leaves in your home! This will mean that acclimatization was successful. Reply Alina Rubtsova 01/31/2015 19:10 Hello!, where did you order?

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Saigon 02/10/2015 18:32 I can donate seeds...

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Saigon 02/10/2015 18:34 I quote Irina:

I quote Veronica: I want to buy this plant for myself, but where can I get food for it? At home in the winter, and in general there are no flies or midges; in the summer there are only small numbers of mosquitoes. What should I do?

Veronica, in winter you don’t need to feed her at all, because...
She has a rest period - lasts from November to February. As a rule, feeding stops at the end of September. And the active growth period most often begins in May, and that’s when they start feeding. But this does not mean that you need to feed the plant kilograms of flies) 2 insects per month are enough for it. And some Dionea owners say that they give 2-3 insects (flies, spiders, bees) during the entire summer season. She is more likely to die from overfeeding than from a lack of insects. And if your dionaea stands in the open air, for example on an open balcony, then it will feed itself. It is better to buy adult plants in late spring - early summer (May-June). Since after the purchase, acclimatization (getting used to your conditions) will last 1-1.5 months so that she has time to get used to your home before the rest period. The most important thing is not to feed it immediately after purchase until it produces 3-4 new leaves in your home! This will mean that acclimatization was successful. pieces of meat are fine! But very small! Reply Lyudmila 02/13/2015 22:05 All my apartment windows face south, it’s hot both in winter and in summer... Besides the Venus flytrap, maybe there are other predatory plants in the southern regions that are accustomed to the heat and are just as nice?

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Irina 02/14/2015 13:32 I quote Lyudmila:

All my apartment windows face south, it’s hot both in winter and in summer... In addition to the Venus flytrap, maybe there are other predatory plants in the southern regions that are accustomed to the heat and may be shady and cute?

Hello, Lyudmila.
Why did you decide that Dionea would not take root with you? It can be shaded from direct sun even with an ordinary white sheet of paper. And in winter, during the rest period, take it out onto a glassed-in balcony. Reply Daria 03/02/2015 14:10 Quoting Saigon:

I can donate seeds...

Seriously??
write to me by email, I wouldn’t refuse such a gift. fibullataDOGSyaho o.com Thank you!!! Reply Timofey 03/13/2015 15:00 Venus has taken root in my Crimea

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Timofey 03/13/2015 15:10 I can donate seeds

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Daria 03/14/2015 14:24 I quote Timofey:

I can donate seeds

Give it as a gift.
Write to me at fibullatatadogyaho o.com Reply Anastasia 03/15/2015 10:35 And I would be very grateful for the seeds!)))

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Nadezhda 03/17/2015 10:35 I quote Timofey:

I can donate seeds

and I want seeds))) Reply
Diana 04/01/2015 18:35 I brought a flycatcher last year. I was very worried about how it would survive the winter. There is little information on the Internet, so I am sharing my experience. In November I moved it to the refrigerator (on the door), hardly watered it, maybe 5 times during the winter. In March, I took it out (I thought the plant had died), put it on the windowsill in the sun - small sprouts appeared!!! I water only with filtered water and no fertilizers.

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Evgeny 05/11/2015 19:40 and give it to me, please

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Evgeny 05/11/2015 19:46 hello everyone

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Katerina 06/14/2015 19:12 I would buy the seeds... If they are real. Moscow

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Katerina 06/14/2015 19:13 I quote Timofey:

I can donate seeds

I want to buy.. Reply
Marina 07.24.2015 15:46 And I would buy the seeds.

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Maya 09/21/2015 00:41 Please tell me more about the winter period. I came across information that the temperature needed is 5-10 C, your temperature during the day is up to 20 C at night, much lower. In ordinary urban conditions, where is it better to place a plant? We have a heating season both day and night, is it necessary to put the plant in the refrigerator/on the balcony at night, or is it not critical if the temperature is the same both day and night, say, just below 20 C?

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Irina 09/22/2015 00:50 I quote Maya:

Please tell me more about the winter period. I came across information that the temperature needed is 5-10 C, your temperature during the day is up to 20 C at night, much lower. In ordinary urban conditions, where is it better to place a plant? We have a heating season both day and night, is it necessary to put the plant in the refrigerator/on the balcony at night, or is it not critical if the temperature is the same both day and night, say, just below 20 C?

Hello Maya.
Yes, you are right, in winter the temperature should be about 5-10 degrees. There is an inaccuracy in the article, we will correct it. You can keep it on the refrigerator door all the time, not just at night (3-4 months). And if you stand on a glazed balcony, then the temperature there will change day and night, the main thing is that it should not be higher than 15 degrees. The place is bright, but not direct sunlight, not a south window. Reply Kristina 03.10.2015 21:19 But this flower predator won’t catch the cat?

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Irina 10/04/2015 01:12 I quote Christina:

Will this flower predator not catch the cat?

Only if you don’t feed it to this predator yourself. Wrong weight category)) Reply
Sergey 10.20.2015 14:00 Please give me the seeds of this plant.

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Irina 10.20.2015 23:36 I quote Sergey:

Give me some seeds of this plant.

Sergey, look in online stores Reply
Lyudmila 10/21/2015 10:23 Who has a flycatcher in Saratov? Please share the seeds. tel. MTS 89173223385

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Lyudmila 10/23/2015 08:14 Quoting Saigon:

I can donate seeds...

If you have a desire and seeds, please send them to Poste restante 410000 Saratov, st.
Moskovskaya 109 Popova Lyudmila Vasilievna. (I live near the Main Post Office). Reply Natalia 05/13/2016 12:10 Can someone donate seeds or buy them for a small fee? I live in Anzhero-Sudzhensk

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Evgeniy 06/05/2016 13:31 seeds are sold on Ali Express (China), order, not expensive at all)

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Mikhail 06/05/2016 13:52 hahahaha and they will send you seeds of some kind of grass))))) in general they will deceive

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Katerina 06/13/2016 14:09 I ordered flytrap seeds from Ali, they deceived me and sent me some grass seeds. I think I can order more, but it’s more expensive

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Alexey 07/03/2016 13:35 I bought a flower at Ikea, everything is great. Eats like from a hungry island. He really respects fresh maggots))

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Lyudmila 07/03/2016 14:03 Yesterday I was in Auchan, where the flycatcher died in pots and rotted in the dampness. It's a shame

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Natalya 07/06/2016 21:07 Do not order from Aliexpress, the seeds need to be planted soon after collection, my friend ordered from me and nothing sprouted

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Anna 10/02/2016 16:19 Tell me where to put it in winter? I read that they put it in the refrigerator! Can you just leave it on the windowsill in a cool place?

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Irina 10/02/2016 16:45 You can put it in any cool place for the rest period. The main thing is maintaining the temperature regime.

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Anna 05.10.2016 14:24 Thank you, I hope everything will be fine

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Lyudmila 10/05/2016 14:43 I ordered several options. Received. Planted it. The seeds sprouted together - weeds.

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Sasha 11/30/2016 7:22 pm They never sell real seeds on Aliexpress! As soon as people are led?) there are already thousands of evidence on the Internet, but people are still being led...

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Evgeniy 12/23/2016 19:56 Can someone donate seeds or buy them for a small fee I live in Eilat patio 832 Israel

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Dmitry 12/31/2016 02:15 Everything is for sale on Ali. You must order in branded packaging and from trusted sellers.

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Vasily 01/18/2017 13:51 Hello, is it possible to feed the plant with ants?

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Irina 01/19/2017 15:49 You can.

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Nikita 04/02/2017 16:48 Will they germinate?

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Irina 04/02/2017 17:27 The germination of flytrap seeds is quite good.

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Ekaterina 05/02/2017 09:37 I ordered from Ali... overgrown. ...but I still can’t say that I wasn’t deceived and that this is really a flytrap)))

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Lyokha 12/17/2017 17:02 Will there be enough light in the refrigerator during hibernation? There are no more cold places at home in winter

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Irina 12/17/2017 17:53 In principle, if there are no other places, then it’s possible. The priority here is still temperature.

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Lyokha 12/17/2017 18:16 And if you don’t put it in the refrigerator, it will die in the room?

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Irina 12/17/2017 18:19 If the temperature in the room does not correspond to the dormant period, the plant will weaken and most likely die, since it will not have the strength to form new shoots with traps. If possible, place it on an insulated balcony.

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Lyokha 12/17/2017 18:25 Thank you, I put it in the refrigerator, in the door, the temperature is 5-6 degrees, just tell me when to take it out and how often to water it?:

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Irina 12/17/2017 18:30 Get it in February. Water moderately about once every 10-14 days. The earthen ball should dry out by half before the next watering.

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Lyudmila 12/17/2017 19:06 Last year, my flycatcher, sundew, and “pitchers” died. The apartment is hot, the loggia is unstably cold, the refrigerator is dark. And now I thought that I should have just bought flashlights with flat batteries and put the pots in the refrigerator.. But I have a sunny side of the apartment and these plants are unlikely to survive - it’s hot.

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Lyokha 12/17/2017 19:15 The problem is that I just bought it today by accident, it was in the store in a warm room, about 10 degrees, what should I do with it now, put it in the refrigerator or what?

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Lyokha 12/17/2017 19:16 15 degrees

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Irina 12/17/2017 19:38 In the refrigerator. At the top they suggest that you can light it for 3 hours a day.

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Aleksandra 02/24/2018 22:57 Hello, I ordered seeds, but how to plant them correctly, how to make a greenhouse?

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Irina 02/25/2018 10:38 Hello. The article above describes the composition of the soil for seeds. They are sown at a shallow depth - about 1 cm. The tray is covered with glass or film. This is the greenhouse. Maintain moderate soil moisture by spraying it with a spray bottle. The film is removed once a day for 5-10 minutes so that condensation does not accumulate and the seeds do not rot. As soon as the shoots appear, the film is removed completely.

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Anna 02/25/2018 11:12 Where can you buy seeds? Maybe someone has already ordered and knows exactly what flytrap seeds they will send))

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Irina 02/26/2018 10:19 Seeds are sold in many online stores.

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Lisa 03/20/2018 17:34 Hello, please tell me. I wanted to know what time of year is best to plant a Venus flytrap.

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Irina 03/20/2018 17:38 Lisa, the seeds are best sown in spring or early summer.

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Lisa 03/20/2018 23:07 Irina, Thank you very much!

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Natalya 08/09/2018 16:48 And what does the color of the traps themselves depend on? I only have green ones, but I look at the photographs, they are colored, with red inside, I also want multi-colored ones, maybe something is missing?

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Irina 08/09/2018 16:58 The color of the traps depends on the time of year and lighting. The more light, the brighter the color. The trap turns red in summer to attract insects. However, there are varieties that are completely green, such as Green Wizard or All Green.

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Kira 11/10/2018 21:55 Good afternoon! Is it possible to buy young shoots in winter or autumn? Won't they die?

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Yulia 11/10/2018 21:59 You can buy it, but you need to insulate it when transporting it home from the store.

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