FlytrapCare Carnivorous Plant Forums

Finally got around to taking some photos and uploading them to the server. A few highlights are below, more can be seen here:
http://www.flytrapcare.com/carnivorous- ... otoid=7484

Enjoy!
Low Giant


Jaws


Fused Tooth


FTS Maroon Monster


B52


Big Mouth


DC XL


Fine Tooth x Red


FTS Flaming Lips babies up for sale (or soon to be)
Love the color on these babies!





FTS Deep Red Guerilla
This plant can get quite large, but my largest one had a setback last year. They're all young to young-adult sized now.


FTS Crimson Sawtooth
Looking huge this year!


FTS Crimson Sawtooth and FTS Deep Red Guerilla side by side


Obligatory Sarracenia flava flower photo


Plants collected and going out with orders today


FTS Employees hard at work




That's all for now! Thanks for looking

Absolutely beautiful plants! Makes me jealous!

One of those Crimson Sawtooth plants looks hungry for flower stalk! Lol! Awesome pics!

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VFT heaven!

mnwatson1 wrote:One of those Crimson Sawtooth plants looks hungry for flower stalk! Lol! Awesome pics!

Yeah, those traps are huge too! They do look like their longing to take a bite out of the flower stalks

A lot of great looking flytraps. I think FTS Maroon Monster is still my favorite.

jwbates26 wrote:A lot of great looking flytraps. I think FTS Maroon Monster is still my favorite.

Definitely the best red-leafed flytrap out there! I love my mother pot of them. One of my favorites to look at for sure! I got lucky when I got that seedling, which turned into FTS Maroon Monster, started in vitro back in 2008

Oh, I think one of those orders is mine! Either bottom center or bottom right I would guess. Cool little preview.

HOW did you get crimson sawtooth that big???? I have a ton of little ones and no big ones because it just keeps dividing.

Man, I wish I had a backyard with sun.

dmagnan wrote:HOW did you get crimson sawtooth that big???? I have a ton of little ones and no big ones because it just keeps dividing.

What do you grow them in? I've never had them get that large until I switched to using the New Zealand long fiber sphagnum.

Crimson Sawtooth and Low Giant turns me on here hehe. Great photos. Its nice to see the place you guys are working at. Thanks for rhe tour

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Amazing plants! Can't wait for my little ones to look like those! That must be the best job in the world!

Matt wrote:I've never had them get that large until I switched to using the New Zealand long fiber sphagnum.

Noted!

dmagnan wrote:

Matt wrote:I've never had them get that large until I switched to using the New Zealand long fiber sphagnum.

Noted!

Same goes for several flytraps that grew larger than I've ever seen them before when I shifted all of my plants from growing in peat/perlite/sand to New Zealand long fiber sphagnum.

Matt wrote:Same goes for several flytraps that grew larger than I've ever seen them before when I shifted all of my plants from growing in peat/perlite/sand to New Zealand long fiber sphagnum.

I swear, when I first started on these forums years ago your plants were not as big. I mean, they were always impressive, and more healthy looking than mine, but some of these new pictures are astonishing. BUT you've given up your secret!!! HAHAHA (evil laugh)

So it turns out, it's not so easy to convey a comic supervillain tone in text. That sounded better in my head...