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What the H*** is he saying.

The mad weather we have being having of the last year or two how do you keep you're plants looking so good, mine get flatten from the strong winds

I need to move in to your greenhouse Matt?

On my Facebook feed I can not turn on the notification button on your channel because your videos come under the Made for Kids rules.

Stunning plants! After being 25 years without carnivorous plants, I started a new collection last year ad recently got a few Sarracenia. They are amazing! I recently found your channel and of course, subscribed. So much knowledge and informtion! Thank you 🙂

Some absolute stunners there Matt.

Beautiful plants!! Can i ask a question, could i repot sarracenia this time of year? Or is it best to wait untill spring?

I would like to see a utricularia video

I look forward to these updates so much! Thank you :)

The dinosaur towards the end of the video😂

amazing plants

Woah your favourite one is insane af

Truly living art... curated by your discerning eye and experience! What a treasure this video is. Thank you very sharing.

Looks amazing Matt. What medium are they all growing in or is it peat as used in smaller pots? How do you stop the greenfly trashing the pitchers as when i tried with a belfast sink mini bog garden they pitchers were ruined.

thank you, thanks to you mine is magnificent, I have hundreds of sarracenias, dioneae, sundews, and pinguiculas growing naturally. the plants have huge, strong feet

Amazing, I need to get down to you and look for myself! I would love to have something like this in my garden, keep us updated Matt.

I love your bogs Matt. They are simply amazing. I wished I had the space to have such large ones. My first proper bog is doing well though. Thanks for all your advice.

Lovely

Thanks for the mini tour, very much enjoyed!

these bog garden updates are always a pleasure, keep them coming!

Fantastic bogs! Cheers from the N.E. U.S.!

They are amazing! I have a "small" one and I love it! Seeing yours growing so full of plants is such an inspiration to try this kind of setups. How long do you suppose the Spaghnum moss will last before it starts to decay and need changing? Mine is almost three years old and seems very healthy

Always love your displays at RHS events - Chelsea was magnificent this year, and was surprised to see so many sarracenia in the display gardens

Do you have Drosera Anglica? It's the English sundew and my favorite. It should grow quite well.

Hi Matt just came across your fantastic channel has I’m looking to make a small bog garden, do you put drainage holes in and what ph peat do I need you use please? Thank you

Next opening day 1st 2 and 3 of june

I got a dingley giant from you a couple of weeks ago, and thought i'd have a check to make sure im caring for it properly. But i must be, its grown 2 whole new traps already!

Amazing bogs! Cheers from the north east U.S.!

When is the next open day 🤔

Hi Mat, I keep watching your videos and was wondering if I could divide my Carnivorous plants as they have filled the pot and would like more than one pot! Take care, Margaret

Thank you for explaining this in detail. Can you clarify something? I only have one pitcher plant and it has two flowers developing. Are these plants self-pollinating? Or would I need another pitcher plant to get seeds?

This looks fantastic

Hello

Thank you for all your tips. I hope to see you during your open weekend in April Sir!

Absolutely beautiful

Great video,I’m new to this after buying Venus fly traps . Very well explained and your passion and experience shines. I will definitely like to pass by soon, make a few purchases and would hope to meet the the no.1 award winner in person 👏👍

If there are white new growths under the soil, are these the start of new root growth? My plant still looks dormant, but when repotted has lots of new white growth under the soil/rhizome. Assume this is a good sign I haven't killed it during dormancy?

Thank you for the introduction video. I've just bought a Venus fly trap from yourselves and looking forward to a successful time with it and hopefully be able to take cuttings in the future once its big enough

Any tips on how to divide older plants?

What if my plant is flowering or starting to flour up? My phone need to report it? I am guessing it does not matter the same Applies what you said?

Hi matt what sort of sarracenia would you recommend for outside (Nottinghamshire/lincolnshire boarder area) of the larger types as we have alot of mosquitos/flys,i have taking a big interest in these after getting my first purprea as i couldnt keep venus flytraps when i was younger and tbh im surprised i havnt got an over weight purprea as all the pitchers was near 3/4 full,any info would be greatly appreciated

Absolutely beautiful garden!

Great vids! Ive just got ny first Carnivorous - a Sarracenia - really informative mate

Decent this is. This content needs S M Zeus.

You are so natural and informative. I love VFTs and am glad JL have featured them and hope other people will watch this and learn how to care for them properly!

Hi Matt, this is going to sound like a stupid question because I’m sure you’re asked it all the time. In past bog videos you’ve mentioned you removed the soil where the bogs lay and backfilled it in the liner. Have you had any problems with the nutrients in the soil affecting the plants? Everyone online always stresses about using nutrient poor soil like peat, so I was curious how you pulled it off. Especially with such beautiful bogs like yours, seems counterintuitive to what most people say. I love your bog garden tours and i’m always looking forward to the next, have a great day! -Roy

Do you have any problems with birds? I live in Denmark and here the blackbirds love to dig in the wet peat and sphagnum moss. And they just rip VFT and small droseras apart.

I have massive success with sundews for many years, by using boiled water allowed to cool down. I probably have hundreds growing splendidly, however I have always had disastrous results with the Venus using the same technique. Are they much more sensitive to water?

So, I have no idea about anything else but I have some sundews, capensis.. I reported then into a 50-50 mix of perlite and blended up sphagnum moss. Also most to the point of powder but it looks similar size to normal porridge oats. They have been losing it so far after about 3 months. They are under lights and have been divided a few times. I would love to see you trial peat alternatives. Fine coco coir I've heard can be good as long as it's had the salt washed out which, the slightly more expensive stuff has. Thanks for the video.

I have my plant outside all year round in a sunny spot and it is very happy.