~UNDER CONSTRUCTION PARDON OUR DUST~
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That's a bee trapped in there. I watched it crawl inside. I think it's done for. #carnivorousplant #bee #macro @[email protected]
Pitcher
My pitcher plant is doing surprisingly well. Nice and veiny.
Posted on the houseplants sub and got some great advice.
Will change up it's watering routine and give it some more sunlight. Hopefully have it up and happy in no time. Thanks y'all
Venus flytrap flowers [OC]
My Venus flytrap has sprouted a long stem with some pretty little flowers at the end. The purpose of the long stem is to help keep pollinators away from the traps.
I guess this trap caught a bug that was a little too big again.
It's the second time that an ulcer has formed on one of this plant's traps after it caught a bug that was a little on the big side. I saw a TikTok video explaining that sometimes the trap will survive and it will just have a hole in the side, but I'm not holding out any hope for that. The last one just died. Fortunately,the rest of the plant seems healthy.
I had to move everyone inside while I am on vacation due to the heat. I started out with 1 Venus Fly Trap and 1 Pitcher plant 2 years ago.
4 Pitcher Plants, 9 Venus Flytraps, 7 Sundew's and 1 Pinguicula
The whole shelve is next to a south window so I don’t have to add supplemental light, which is great. Space might be more of an issue now that most neps start vining!
I made a bog for some pitcher plants. This is 3 years later and they have all gone 10x in size. I think they like it.
My collection isn't what it used to be, but here are a few pics to get the ball rolling.
