Until this past plant sale (9/18/14), we never sold many carnivorous plants, save for the occasional Venus flytrap. But this time around, I was able to propagate a large number of
Nepenthes ventrata (Asian pitcher plant or monkey cups) as well as a few
Sarracenia "Cobra's Nest" (North American pitcher plant).
Every single carnivorous plant (CP) I brought for the sale was sold! We will definitely have more for our next sale, and I am working on propagating other species for the spring, such as sundews and Mexican butterworts. In the meantime, I'll take more cuttings of
Nepenthes and continue leaf pullings for Venus flytraps.
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| Nepenthes ventrata for the Oct 22 sale! |
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| Nepenthes ventrata, almost 2 years old |
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| S. "Cobra's Nest" |
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| A VFT with red coloration |
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| Australian sundew |
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| Mexican butterwort |
If you have any questions about how to care for your CPs, I would recommend that you take a look at
our care sheet (adapted from the care sheet at the
Flytrap Store).
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