Another video of North American Carnivorous Plants.

I could make these videos all day long, just love these plants, even though, lets be honest, a little gross when they eat the big bugs, but to get rid of fruit flies, nothing beats a sundrop, or even a pitcher plant!.

Carnivorous Plant Video

This is another video I made last summer.  Catch that spider and also the wasp who never comes back!  (I don't hate wasps, but hubby is allergic so...)  I can hardly wait until April 1 when I can start to put my Carnivorous plants back outside!  The danger of frost is gone from Vancouver (well lets hope, or else it will be another 10 pm scramble) and the plants need to get fresh air. I notice some of them underneath the plastic cover have some mold growing on them, so fresh air and sunshine is needed ASAP!!

Carnivorous Plants of North America is BACK!!

I'm BAAAAAACK

Well, I had a lovely little blog about carnivorous plants (mainly mine) and Google decided it was either spammy or just not making enough waves, so deleted.  After about a year, the name came up again, and so here we are lol!! I am happy to be back, as I have been really happy with the over wintering of my pitcher plants.  Mind you I live in Vancouver so a temperate type of area, with only snow for a few days, and barely any freezing. (Although barely is enough to kill all of my Venus fly traps if I had left outside)  I left the pitcher plants under a plastic cover all winter, and I just looked, and they look VERY happy... kinda.  Almost time to take the top off and let the sun shine in! Plus need a bit of cold for the Venus Flytraps to make sure they come back this summer.