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Thanks for the praise!!!!

Thank you!!!!

I really appreciate it!!

I really appreciate you. I've been having to move them around so that they all get good sun exposure lol. Good problems to have I guess

Yeah you live and learn after having a few plants die from rot. I just subbed you as well. Thanks for the support Mike!!!!!!

My goal is to have that entire front area filled with traps!!!!

Thanks, will do!

Yep It's super random. I've also had them change as they get bigger

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Ive seen people make some super creative setups with chicken wire or different types of netting to keep the critters out. Go For it!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Ive watered it 2 times since January. It does a great job at maintaining its moisture levels. Were in a bit of a drought right now so I'm keeping any eye out on it

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A bunch of different places honestly. Mostly peer to peer sales/trades but I have ordered from flytrapking.com and flytraps.com

I'm in NC zone 7B. If it helps, my plants are in 12+ hours of full sun per day. The only shade they ever get is from cloud cover so the surface stays a little drier

@@insecticidal151 well that Great weather really help . Need to find a sunnier spot . I just get 5 hrs of direst light . And got to remember to let my water dry before filling .

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So wonderful!!! Thank you for checking it out

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Thanks Sam!!!! Hopefully im done with the manual labor for the rest of this season!!!!!

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So much cheaper!!!!!! Thanks for checking the video out

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I typically mulch the top with shredded sphagnum. I have a bunch of window screen that I’ve been using in the bottom of pots to stop it from leaking out of the bottom.

KEITH!!!!! Thanks man. The Moorei have settled in nicely and are I’ll putting up a few spring pitchers.

Thanks. We finally have hit some pretty hot weather so I’ve been having to hit the sphagnum with a little extra water!!!!

How cold does it get in your area?!?!

Thank you for subscribing!!!!! Welcome from the USA!!!!!!!!

I felt the same way about my plants lol. I have a few buddies in my area that had open pitchers while I still had flower stalks emerging lol. How's the weather up there? We've had a super cool spring so far. We finally got some hot temperatures this week!!

@@insecticidal151 been very chilly, 50-60s flower stalks are up about 3 inches and some pitchers forming finally. Sundews are active and growing well though

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Sorry about that!!!!!! This is it instagram.com/p/C696Wdfrjnk/?igsh=MXZ2djc4eXF3bnVrYg==

Yeah man…. Definitely appreciative

Yes they will survive as long as they get the adequate amount of sunlight. They really want as much sun as possible. Sunlight is the main course meal, Insects are just a treat.

Sometimes I just grab stuff out of the kitchen drawers to get the job done 😅😅😅

I'm watching every video for as long as I can till something goes viral 😂

Thanks for the sub!!!!! We’re getting there. Slow and steady wins the race

​@insecticidal151 I know that it takes a ton of work to post and do stuff, keep up the great work and I'm sure it's gonna pay off. As a side note: have you ever thought of grafting any carnivorous plants together (or to noncarnivorous plants that are compatible) to create your own crossbreed/hybrids? It looks like Venus fly traps might not work with much but maybe the scientists who classified it got the family / genus wrong or something. You could make stronger/unique plants and name one after yourself

@@calculatedrush I really appreciate you and your words!!

I appreciate your feedback. I just want to provide all the details to the community

You’re welcome. I’m glad it helps!!

Hahahahaha this is my second big bag and it’s almost empty 😅😅😅😅

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Yeah man. Sarracenia are amazing!!!! Such a unique and amazing species

Preciate you bro!!!

Hey I apologize for the late reply. This mix, and other comparable mixes, are better for North American temperate carnivores (Sarracenia, dionaea, Drosera) in particular. I'm not a fan of longer fibered sphagnum as a growing medium because when it comes time to repot them, the roots become really entangled and typically break off. I use long fibered sphagnum as a top dressing for my pots and I also use a food processor to mill it down to almost a fine dust. I have found that this works perfectly as a mulching solution. The experimentation is the best part!!!!!!! I really appreciate you watching and commenting!!!

If you get a clumping cultivar they will reproduce like nobody’s business once they’re settled in and happy. I have one that started out as 6 plants and turned into over 20 in 1 growing season 😱😱😱

@@insecticidal151 Well at least you only have to buy one to get a bunch of them

Thats exactly how these were when I got them. You can see original pictures and details at the following link. www.reddit.com/r/SavageGarden/comments/16xs8ny/kids_flytraps/ I actually do nothing to acclimate. I repot them and toss them in full sun. It takes a moth or two before they snap back but they always come back strong. I honestly don't have time or space to move them around for a few weeks while they acclimate and I've never lost a plant doing it that way. I put them out and care for them as if they were perfectly fine. These are about a year old now and putting out some gigantic traps

@@insecticidal151 Wow the difference is amazing you and your kids did a good job on repotting them Thank you for posting lots of videos on these subjects people really do find them helpful

@@OceanDavyd thanks!!!!! I’ll keep em coming!!!!