Dionaea Muscipula (Flytrap) (Seeds)

Description

The plants and seeds available on Carnivorex are grown sustainably in greenhouses. Carnivorex’s mission is to offer this carnivorous plant sales service in order to meet demand and combat the poaching of these species in the wild.

It is preferable to place the seeds as soon as they are received on sphagnum peat moss mixed with perlite and to moisten the soil with water. Then, place the pot with holes at the bottom in a saucer with 1 to 2 cm of demineralized water. There the seeds may then take up to 1 month in order to germinate. Be patient, it is also common for seeds to take more than a year to germinate depending on environmental conditions.

You can find cultivation equipment by clicking here!

The Dionaea Muscipula is the main icon of carnivorous plants. The latter is originally from North Carolina and the South of the United States. This set of seeds will allow you to build an arsenal of flycatchers. Ideal to put them in outdoor peat bogs in your garden or on your balcony.

Get this seed pack now! This will allow you to acquire a specimen at a lower price and to be able to follow its development until your plant becomes an adult!

Cultivation advice:

Demineralized water (rain, water from a dehumidifier / air conditioning, reverse osmosis, etc.)
Lots of sunlight / LED or CFL light (color 6400 Kelvin)
Soil: 50% peat moss, 50% perlite

Also, the dionea is a plant that can live up to 20 years if we respect the above criteria.

In order to optimize its growth and longevity, this plant must go dormant for 3-4 months per year.

How to cause dormancy?

Pretty simple, you just have to leave it outside under a bell, it will start to grow again in the spring.

Otherwise, if you want to control dormancy, all you have to do is place the plant in a cool place between -10 and 10 ° C and give it deionized water in a very limited way.

You must start to cause dormancy after 2 to 3 years of the plant’s life. This will allow him to take a rest and make bigger traps next spring!