Tropical and Mexican Butterworts – Succulent Phase (Dormancy)
Many tropical and Mexican butterworts experience a succulent phase, or what is often referred to as a dormancy period, hibernation, or winter rosette phase.
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Tropical and Mexican Butterwort Care Guides
Tropical and Mexican butterworts can make a wonderful addition to any carnivorous plant collection. They are great for catching gnats and are a good option for beginners and expert growers alike! Have questions about how to care for your butterwort? read more >
Which Grow Lights Are Best? – Part 3
Which grow lights are best depends on quite a few factors as we’ve seen in Part 1 (light quality) and Part 2 (light quantity). It also depends on what you are wanting to achieve with the setup and whether primary or supplemental lighting is necessary. Most of the material covered in this series read more >
Carnivorous Plant Acclimation
You received your new carnivorous plant in the mail and planted it (if shipped bare root). Now it’s time to sit back and enjoy, right? Not so fast. Over the next few days, your plant will go through an important adjustment period as it recovers from shipping and gets used to its new environment. During read more >
Carnivorous Plant Information Resources
Growing carnivorous plants can be a challenging but rewarding hobby. It’s also a great way to make new friends who share a common interest. To assist you with cultivating these amazing plants or if you’re just curious and would like to learn more, we thought it would be beneficial to compile a list of resources read more >
How Much Light Do Carnivorous Plants Need? – Part 2
In Part 1, we talked about what type of light carnivorous plants need, but what about how much light they need? In the context of helping us make better decisions for our grow setups, this question is really three questions: read more >
What Type of Light Do Carnivorous Plants Need? – Part 1
Figuring out what type of light carnivorous plants need to grow well indoors can be a daunting task. This is partially due to the needs of the plant, the configuration of the growing space, and the number of lighting options available. It’s also largely due to the fact that light itself can be complicated to read more >