46 reactions | The last (but not least) carnivorous plants of the month: insect catchers Nepenthes and Drosera. Find out how they catch and get some care tips. And tell us now, what's your favorite carnivorous plant? Find more tips and info here: https://www.flowercouncil.co.uk/campaign/carnivorous-plants-august-houseplants-of-the-month-2019 | Hilverda De Boer | Facebook

Drosera capensis are our Number 1 recommendation for your first carnivorous plant! These beautiful plants are easy to grow and will reward your care by eating fungus gnats, fruit flies…and even the occasional housefly! Grow them on a very sunny windowsill, always sitting in a saucer of distilled, rain, or reverse osmosis water. www.CaliforniaCarnivores.com | California Carnivores

Feeding my drosera carnivorous plant! What a protector she is! The easiest carnivorous plant to care for in my opinion is the Drosera! It does not require a dormancy period and if feeds itself! Even when you don't think it does, oh it catch something. Reminders! No potting soil, you'll need a pest moss mix or sphagnum moss mix for these. No fertilizing or tap water, it'll burn the roots! Give plenty of sun! If you keep indoors, a bright sunny windowsill or right under a growth light works best.

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4.9K views · 35 reactions | Feeding my Benus Fly Trap a live black widow spider  #carnivorousplant #tropicalplants #venusflytrap #flytrap #nepenthes #drosera #sundew #cephalotus #sarracenia #pitching | Carnivorous Plants | Facebook