Venus Fly Trap Reviews

From time to time, for some reason, there seems to be a minor 'craze' for carnivorous plants that hits British garden centres, and for a while there'll be a slowly-declining stand set up somewhere near the checkouts, featuring Sarracineas (upright pitcher plants), Nepenthes (hanging pitcher plants), Droseras (sudews), Pinguiculas (butterworts) and ...  Read the complete review

The venus flytrap ( dionaea muscipula) is a carnivorous small herb plant that will feed on flies and other household insects, (Much better than sticky fly traps and neon lights in your kitchen), They eat their pray by producing a liquid that attracts the flies and insects to it, when the insect lands on the plant and comes into ...  Read the complete review

i think this plant is truly spectacular and i have one in my house its so good because i sometimes get flies in my house and it gobbles them all up! and its very interesting to watch because the venus fly trap (Dionaea muscipula) in my opinion is one of the most ineresting plants because when a fly leands on its leaves (shown in picture) it hits ...  Read the complete review

I really love the venus fly trap plant. When I was a kid, I had a venus fly trap plant but did not upkeep it correctly because of not really thinking that the venus fly trap needs extra attention than compared to other plants that I have raised. I did not keep the plant that very long. I think I gave it too much hamburger and liked to play ...  Read the complete review

If you are thinking of buying a Venus Fly Trap beware! You have to be prepared to lavish attention on it. If you don't give it exactly what it needs it will die. It won't adapt, or make do in the way some plants do. Treat it like any other ordinary houseplant and you will certainly murder it! Venus Fly Traps are a whole ...  Read the complete review

The Venus fly-trap (Dionea Muscipula) is definitely the most well know carnivorous plant that is commercially available in today’s world. HABITAT INFORMATION The Venus flytrap, like so many of the other carnivorous plants, is found mostly in or around peat bogs. Most carnivorous plants that grow in this type of habitat thus ...  Read the complete review

In these days of chemical consciousness, this plant provides a very useful, no-global-warming, non-polluting answer to one of lifes annoyances - flies and other flying bugs. They are very efficient, and can be quite educational to watch - you can teach children something about nature, as well as keeping the air fly free without adding to ...  Read the complete review