Ready-to-Use Carnivorous Plant Soil Blend – Perfect for All Varieties (2.2 Qts)
Our premixed, ready-to-use soil blend is made from non-organic all-purpose soil. Are you dedicated to fostering a lush habitat for your exotic carnivorous plants?. Look no further than our Ready-to-Use Carnivorous Plant Soil Blend!
2″ Red Piranha Venus Fly Trap (Dionaea muscipula) Rare Carnivorous Live Plant
Dionaea muscipula ‘Red Piranha’. 🪴Red Piranha Venus Fly Trap – Rare Carnivorous Plant. TheRed Piranha Venus Flytrap is a striking cultivar known for its deep red coloration and distinctive saw-like trap margins.
Dionaea Muscipula Venus Flytrap “NYMERIA” large Plant – RARE!
Dionaea Muscipula “NYMERIA” Large Plant. Rarer Cultivar. Ships POTTED. 8-10 hours FULL SUN or High Spectrum Light. Rare Cultivar “Nymeria” looks like a cross between “Dire Wolf” & “Chinese Dumpling”. Really cool plant.
Dionaea Muscipula Venus Flytrap “BOBBIT WORM” Medium Plant – POTTED – RARE!!!
Dionaea Muscipula “Bobbit Worm” Medium Plant Ships Potted 8-10 hours full sun or high spectrum light Rare plant in the States, grab it up before it’s gone!
Dionaea Muscipula Venus Flytrap Trev’s Supernova Medium Division
Trev’s Supernova is a European cultivar that gets quite large with short toothed traps that develop radiating color starting light in the center getting darker towards the edge, often with a dark line around the edge, and sometimes developing streaks in the interior. First two photos are a mature plant, rest are the available divisions The dividing and repotting has begun. I will be adding more plants regularly as I work through my collection as time allows. All plants ship bare root. If purchasing multiple listings, request an invoice for combined shipping discount. If you’re unable to request an invoice, I always refund shipping overages. Orders over $100 ship free.
100+ Venus Flytrap seeds + Maxsea plant food
I am also including enough Maxsea plant food to produce a gallon of liquid. Maxsea is kelp based and is one of the few plant foods that won’t kill your plants! …good stuff! I don’t net any of my blooms and allow local pollinators to do all of the pollination.
