WINTER: Please note temperate plants are dormant and will not look the same as pictured. Do not forget a heatpack if your temps are low! Especially for tropicals!



Carnivorous Plant Care Guides — carnivorous plant care

Sarracenia (North American Pitcher Plant) Care

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Water: Distilled, Reverse Osmosis, Rain or water with TDS under 100. Keep media moist, the pot can sit in water so as to need little maintenance. Light: High light, these plants should receive around 8+ hours of direct sunlight. Leaves should  stand straight up, be fully inflated and be strong. If they do not have this they may not be receiving enough light. Purpurea and psittacina obviously won't have upright pitchers as they grow outward. Temp: These plants are temperate, they stay outside during winter time as long as temps are over 25F. During winter they will go dormant, if...

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Dionaea muscipula (Venus Flytrap) Care

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Water: Distilled, Reverse Osmosis, Rain or water with TDS under 100. Keep media moist, the pot can sit in water so as to need little maintenance. Light: High light, these plants should receive around 6-8 hours of direct sunlight. Most cultivars will redden up inside the traps. Temp: These plants are temperate, they stay outside during winter time as long as temps are over 25F. During winter they will go dormant, if you live in a harsh frozen zone, put them in a covered area such as a basement and bring them back out when it warms up a little....

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What Lighting for Carnivorous Plants

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Carnivorous plants, learn what lights to use indoors for optimal survival. A small bit of help brought to you by Carnivorous Greenhouse.

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What Temperature Range for Carnivorous Plants

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Carnivorous plants, learn what temperature range to keep them in for optimal survival. A small bit of help brought to you by Carnivorous Greenhouse.

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