I cannot put it in the ground. I don't own land and my patio has a tile floor. I could increase the size of its pot and if I do, you will see it on this blog.

Thanks a lot! I keep them always facing the same direction to avoid stress. The same goes for moving to a more sunny place, for example. If the roots are not disturbed, they almost always survive. This

I am not sure. There are no root connections across the patio. It is a mystery indeed.

I never thought about the watering being the catalyst. Good eye!

This is new scientific information and we should write a paper and publish it in Popular Biology. Lucky women cannot get pregnant just being several feet away. Thanks for making me laugh.

That is so cool. I guess I will need some recipes because it looks like I will have a lot of it.

Thanks. I have a lot of strange plants and a few stranger experiments. Moo-hoo-ha-ha

Surely you have seen venus fly traps though, right? These are just other makes and models.

I used to keep them all inside but now they are outside year around and they survive wind and pouring rain like troopers. I loved your forest pictures - you have a new follower.

It looks like each pot was designed to go with the other plants that share the space. Awesome job.

Yes they are. They are the ones that flower every day, none stop all summer.

There are a couple adult Drosera Red plants in the background behind the one I repotted - Final Photo.

I got started in carnivorous plants due to a fungus gnat infestation in a basement apartment I rented years ago. They will nest in moss as well as regular dirt. The plants cleared up the gnat problem for

It's much too early for Halloween. I am not ready yet. Great post.

Thanks for stopping by. I started growing these on a table indoors, with a grow light above them. My first one was a Ping (pinguicula) an amazing plant. All carnivorous plants have the same rules for

Good times! How did you strategically obtain both a boy and a girl, the boy older to protect her and then stop (which is the hardest part). I only have boys. Great pictures. I almost put a fork into the

Up there in the post that I made yesterday, I said, "I wish I could document the growth rate of these amazing traps that grow on the Sarracenia plants. Well, I may have missed the first 12 inches

That does not look like the same kitchen. You did a wonderful job - I especially love the added counter space - I want to say 'island' but I am not sure if it is correct. Also, the smaller the gap the

I have a phone with no Google on it. All the plant apps fail to run on it. Then I remembered I can use browser based AI. I checked three of them to make sure, then I took precautions. I am letting it dry

As I said, I put on rubber gloves to pull them out. But I know the leaves brushed against my forearms. I have some prickly feelings on the skin on my arms but no redness or itching. Lucked out. How does