Glad to hear you’ve found the information helpful! We hope you enjoy growing your new butterwort and thank you so much for your support! :)

You’re very welcome! They have a few care needs that are specific butterworts/carnivorous plants but once in place, should grow well along side the other plants in your collection. As the dew returns, they’ll be catching gnats in no time!

Thank you! I think the new growth are succulent leafs, but I can’t swear to it. Another thing I have mine in no drainage. I have the water at the bottom with Leca then moss where the roots sit and a little grit on top of the moss. I watched your video and I am thinking that isn’t a good idea for pings! I didn’t realize when buying these how difficult it would add to my already large plant collection. I wanted them to eat gnats and that is it. 😂

Thank you for your order Sheri! Once acclimated, butterworts are ok with growing in moderate humidity (35-50%). We do not recommend spraying the plants with water as this can cause them stress. Lack of dew on the leaves could be an indicator of stress from the misting, low light, and/or the plants going in to their succulent phase. We have some information on watering/humidity here that you may find helpful: https://youtu.be/V_dP4nMtGrU

We also have a guide on how to identify and care for plants in their succulent phase: https://curiousplant.com/butterwort-succulent-phase/

In most instances the bugs don’t need to be alive. It can be helpful in the case of Venus flytraps though as it provides continued stimulate of the trigger hairs which aids in the digestive process.

Hi Kathleen, if you would like to send us a message via our contact page with your billing name/address, we could try to look up the order for you to determine the identity. Thank you!

I threw away my pkg too soon! Don’t know what kind of fly trap I have!