Live Venus Fly Trap Live Plants

Widely known for their uniquely carnivorous eating habits and stunning features, Venus flytraps boast bright green traps with striking bursts of red inside the hinged leaves. These cunning carnivorous plants are a remarkable addition to any plant enthusiast's collection.

Your order includes a single Venus flytrap in a 3-inch nursery pot. If any soil disruption occurs during transit, simply put the loose soil back in the pot and dampen it. To stabilize the plant, gently push the soil around the base.

Venus flytraps thrive in either bright or indirect sunlight with moist, well-draining soil. It's important to note that the levels of chlorine, minerals, and salt found in tap water can be deadly to these plants. Therefore, water and mist your plant with distilled water, reverse osmosis (RO), or rainwater only.

These carnivorous plants are not just visually captivating; they also serve a practical purpose as bug traps. Their jaw-like petals, also known as "bug traps," are designed to feed on a variety of common household pests, such as flies, mosquitoes, and spiders.

Creating a unique carnivorous plant terrarium with live flytraps and other terrarium plants can make for an excellent DIY project and a thoughtful gift idea. You can design your own Venus flytrap kit, complete with carnivorous plant food and decorative pots, for an eye-catching display.

When it comes to growing your own Venus flytraps, you have the option to either start from Dionaea muscipula seeds or purchase fully rooted plants. Our offered plants come with the necessary Dionaea muscipula food and carnivorous plant soil mix to support their growth and thriving in a special Venus flytrap pot.

Whether you're a seasoned plant enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of carnivorous plants, the Venus flytrap is a truly captivating and functional addition to your indoor or outdoor plant collection. Its unique appearance and fascinating insect-trapping abilities make it an unforgettable and conversation-starting plant.

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