A Forum for Venus Fly Trap and Carnivorous Plant Growers
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Sakaaaaa wrote:Nah his plants always look dead. But it’s all sarcasm because I know him.Nauz wrote:Looks deadNauz wrote:Looks deadIt doesnt. The red is a healthy red and binata tends to droop because of the weight of the tentacles
tannerm wrote:We have a city Food waste composting program; during the summer the outdoor compost can can get pretty ripe, and the fruit flies appear in droves. I just take a sundew and swipe it through the air a couple of times, and end up with 30 or so stuck to the leaves!Bob Beer wrote:That looks great! A perfect fruit fly broom.haha. Exactly!
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Bob Beer wrote:Haha. Awesome - which species?tannerm wrote:We have a city Food waste composting program; during the summer the outdoor compost can can get pretty ripe, and the fruit flies appear in droves. I just take a sundew and swipe it through the air a couple of times, and end up with 30 or so stuck to the leaves!Bob Beer wrote:That looks great! A perfect fruit fly broom.haha. Exactly!
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Bob Beer wrote:binata multifida, capensis, serpens and spiralis. But binata multifida is the densest and most effective. Still, serpens is not to be sneezed at.Rad! I love CPs
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