Carnivorous Supply Blog
Best Carnivorous Plants for Low Humidity
Dry home or heated winter air? These beginner carnivorous plants handle low humidity, plus which ones need extra help and easy dry-air growing tips.
Best Carnivorous Plants for Low Humidity
Dry home or heated winter air? These beginner carnivorous plants handle low humidity, plus which ones need extra help and easy dry-air growing tips.
Is My Venus Flytrap Dying or Dormant?
Venus flytrap turning black in fall? It's probably dormancy, not death. Learn how to tell the difference and overwinter your flytrap the easy way.
Is My Venus Flytrap Dying or Dormant?
Venus flytrap turning black in fall? It's probably dormancy, not death. Learn how to tell the difference and overwinter your flytrap the easy way.
Why Is My Nepenthes Not Making Pitchers?
Wondering why your Nepenthes isn't making pitchers? Learn the most common reasons, from lighting and humidity to watering, feeding, and acclimation.
Why Is My Nepenthes Not Making Pitchers?
Wondering why your Nepenthes isn't making pitchers? Learn the most common reasons, from lighting and humidity to watering, feeding, and acclimation.
Are Carnivorous Plants Safe Around Pets?
Are carnivorous plants safe around pets? Most species like Venus flytraps, Nepenthes, and Drosera are non-toxic to cats and dogs. Here’s what to know.
Are Carnivorous Plants Safe Around Pets?
Are carnivorous plants safe around pets? Most species like Venus flytraps, Nepenthes, and Drosera are non-toxic to cats and dogs. Here’s what to know.
What Do Carnivorous Plants Eat Indoors?
What do carnivorous plants eat indoors? From fungus gnats to foliar feeding with Maxsea, here’s how indoor carnivorous plants get nutrients safely.
What Do Carnivorous Plants Eat Indoors?
What do carnivorous plants eat indoors? From fungus gnats to foliar feeding with Maxsea, here’s how indoor carnivorous plants get nutrients safely.
Can Carnivorous Plants Grow in a Window?
Can carnivorous plants grow in a window? Yes, and sometimes it’s ideal. Here’s what to watch for with light, watering, and species needs.
Can Carnivorous Plants Grow in a Window?
Can carnivorous plants grow in a window? Yes, and sometimes it’s ideal. Here’s what to watch for with light, watering, and species needs.