Reply With QuoteWOW I didnt know the venus flytrap was a flowering carnivorous plant... where did you get the plant bro? I am looking for the smaller genus of venus flytrap so far cant seem to find anywhere I have tried world farm also no luck...
My Venus Fly Trap Flowered!
My Venus Fly Trap Flowered! This is my first time seeing them flowering!! The flowers are so cute and beautiful!
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WOW I didnt know the venus flytrap was a flowering carnivorous plant... where did you get the plant bro? I am looking for the smaller genus of venus flytrap so far cant seem to find anywhere I have tried world farm also no luck...
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best to cut off the flower so as not to exhaust the plant and only if you intend to harvest seeds from the plant. Some VFT dies after flowering due to the energy required to produce the flower
Originally Posted by zoothefreak
well, every plant other than ferns, cycads and bryophytes produce flowers.
why I don't do garden hybrids and aquarium strains: natural species is a history of Nature, while hybrids are just the whims of Man.
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I got this from malaysia.
How can i go about harvesting the seed and plant it?
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Cool...I did not know it will produce flowers because have never seen before.
But it looks very nice...but it will be a pity to let the plant die if it has to spend too much energy in producing the flower. I thought there are miniature Venus flytrap plants in nurseries at Thomson area. I saw it before.
Wow! That's beautiful. I've got a pot just like yours. Do you know what triggered the flowering?
I got one pot from World Farm at bah soon pah road about 1-2 months ago. When did you go? Maybe they're sold out.
Last edited by Simon; 28th Aug 2009 at 16:05.
I have seen similar smaller pots sold at the Hortpark market place.
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