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Ships FREE! FlytrapStore sphagnum peat moss based growing medium in regular or large size (see description below for more information). 514 cubic inches (regular size) or 792 cubic inches (large size). Shipping is FREE (included in price) Typically shipped separately from other items in the order. Learn More

Exclusive offer! Here is your chance to acquire one of the most sought-after variants of Darlingtonia out there! This is a genetically red variant, meaning even under slightly lower than optimal light conditions during the fall when other Darlingtonia variants will remain green, these can still turn red! Learn More

"WIP Snapper" is the first named Venus flytrap cultivar in the world (as far as we know), selected for its giant traps by the infamous Bob Hanrahan of World Insectivorous Plants (WIP). The size of "WIP Snapper" is impressive to be sure and on par with the mighty DC XL.

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At 5.5 inches tall, 6.5 inches across at the top and 4.75 inches across at the bottom, these are ideal sized pots for large Venus flytraps.

Features:
• Attached 1-inch tray to keep the soil damp but not soaking wet at all times
• Large volume allows for a more relaxed watering schedule
• Attractive look
• Drainage holes to help avoid root rot

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10 seeds per packet. Drosophyllum lusitanicum, the Portuguese "dewy pine," a striking and unusual carnivorous plant that grows in soil and climate conditions that would kill most carnivorous plants. (More information below.) Learn More

A rare and highly sought-after atropurpurea clone with location data! This clone can turn solid red from head to toe under optimal conditions! Decent vigor and easy to grow, the trick to getting all red traps is to keep nutrients in the soil low, keep the plant undisturbed/undivided for at least a full growing season, give the plant blasting full sun, and during the winter dormancy period up until spring, keep all old remaining leaves that are still alive ON the plant, don't chop them off! Any part of the leaf that is brown (typically, the tips of the old leaves) should be chopped off. Once the plant has produced 2-3 brand new traps in the spring, the previous year's old leaves that are still green can be chopped off. Learn More

Arguably the best looking/most shapely clone from this population, the highly sought-after S. flava var. rubricorpora 'Burgundy' Liberty Co, FL has a solid red body, yellow lid, and red blotch on the throat under optimal conditions. The trick to achieving optimal color potential is to keep nutrients in the soil low, keep the plant undisturbed/undivided for at least a full growing season, give the plant blasting full sun, and during the winter dormancy period up until spring, keep all old remaining leaves that are still alive ON the plant, don't chop them off! Any part of the leaf that is brown (typically, the tips of the old leaves) should be chopped off. Once the plant has produced 2-3 brand new traps in the spring, the previous year's old leaves that are still green can be chopped off. Learn More

A rare, naturally occurring hybrid with incredible colors and unusual shape! If you like overly exaggerated lids that droop over the mouth, this is the clone for you! Learn More

Quite possibly the easiest carnivorous plant to grow, the Drosera capensis is a great plant for the beginner. This all red variety will develop a gorgeous red hue when given good light. Learn More

Buy one large Sarracenia bulb for $9.95, two for $14.95 or three for $19.95. Most species in my collection are Sarracenia flava, leucophylla, moorei, or other complex hybrids. You will receive a random plant of my choosing guaranteed to be very large! Plants will be shipped bare root and are dormant so they currently have no pitchers. Learn More

These 7-inch tall, 5x5 square white pots are a great size for nearly any carnivorous plant. We really like them for Venus flytraps, but they're large enough to house a Sarracenia (pitcher plant) or virtually any other type of carnivorous plant. And they're white coloration lends them to not getting too hot in direct sunlight, thus protecting the soil temperature and root system of your plants. Learn More