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How to feed a venus fly trap by Gail Seymour In all honesty, you shouldn’t have to feed you venus fly trap. Any signs of struggling it’s hosing are more likely due to too dry an atmosphere or too little light. Plus, it you get it wrong you’re going to kill the leaf and possib... More> How to care for a venus fly trap by L Young We came across Venus fly traps in B&Q and decided to give it a try in spite of not having the best track record with them. This time we ignored the instructions and looked them up online. We learned a great deal more about their care and this on... More>
	How to grow a venus fly trap by Gail Seymour Kids love the idea of carnivorous plants, and can’t resist the Venus Fly Trap with its snapping jaws. Fortunately, the Dionaea muscipula is a fairly easy plant to grow. You can propagate one from a leaf torn from a growing plant, buy or divide... More> Do venus fly traps really work by Wayne Cracknell Everyone has heard the stories, or maybe even seen footage of it. An unsuspecting fly goes off looking for some sweet nectar to get its grubby little feelers on. The fly spots the source of some juicy nectar and lands to feast upon it.&n... More>
Tips for feeding a venus fly trap by Gail Seymour If you have a venus fly trap and want to feed it, here are some simple do’s and don’ts to make sure you don’t kill it with kindness: Do: • Use live insects wherever possible. Caterpillars, spiders, bugs and flies are all ideal... More> How to choose exotic plants for your home by Geejayz A touch of red in the corner of the room greets your eyes. A flash of purple glistens in the sun that is glancing through the window. Ribbons of yellow, orange and green caress your senses as you walk through the kitchen and behold the decorations. ... More>
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