Mads
Also wanted to post about my Venus flytrap. I know they’re difficult to take care of, but I’ve been doing my best to water it consistently and keep it out of sunlight. It’s struggling to keep going, what should I do?
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Also wanted to post about my Venus flytrap. I know they’re difficult… | Pests, diseases and problems | Planta-fællesskab
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MicAZI know absolutely nothing about these plants but I swear I just recently read they should only be watered with distilled water???
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I use the great value bottled water I guess maybe I should try that😭
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Thanks!
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I just looked it up and it says it needs distilled, RO or rainwater. All these different plants are so picky!!! I think my spider plant wants distilled and I haven’t tried it yet.
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Man I wish you the best of luck lol it’s so hard trying to understand the different needs of these plants
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- Marshall
What kind of soil you are using? It needs full sun, you can put it in a container with a lid to increase humidity.
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I am not sure if we can save yours. If you put in a container and place it in full sun
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- Mads
Oh okay I like that idea! I just have the peat moss and whatever was in it when I bought it - maybe time for a resoil. Also I thought Venus plants didn’t like sun but I’ll see how this one responds to it! Thanks!
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Omg yours is so well grown it looks super happy!
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Will see how this goes, I have a plant light I’ve been using so maybe it’ll enjoy that
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- Marshall
"I'm really into Venus flytraps! I bought a tiny one from Walmart three years ago, and now I’ve propagated it into four more pots from the same mother plant. It’s always been on a windowsill with over 8 hours of direct sunlight. I use Sunrise Carnivorous Plant Soil and keep it in a container with holes in the lid for ventilation. The container sweats, so I know it stays humid. I only water it when I no longer see condensation—overwatering can cause black traps, which is a sign of too much moisture. These plants love the sun, so give them plenty of light!"
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Awesome thank you!
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GaryBI have mine permanently in a bowl of rainwater which is changed every week. It’s in the sunniest spot in the house (although this is the UK in winter 😂) It has three flowers that have shot up in the last week or so.
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- Mads
Wow yours is stunning, I’ll try this!
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Wow nice! if you want to propagate it you can cut the flower stalk and place it in moist venus soil. You might see tiny new venus. I got mine after couple of months.
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