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Can they eat fungus gnats and fruit flys?

So does the live worm give more nutrients compared to mealworm in the can?

Would that plant be good growing in intermediate conditions? I want to get a Hamata hybrid and see the Hamata traits.

The foothills of the tepuis where the lowland helis is growing is at an elevation of 900-1200m. A nephentes growing at that altitude they would be called intermediate. Great video! I will make a video about my take on growing heliamphora as soon as the garden season is over.😀👍

Cool!

Good Video with helpful advice. I just started drosera spatulata from seeds. When i have to feed them the first time?❓️❔️❓️ To now they have only one pair of tiny sticky leafes.😢

Anything that fruits wants more acidic soil I re use it no problem

Thanks for this video! I'm from south-western Australia and i think it's a shame most people living here aren't aware that Australia basically hit the biodiversity lottery in a lot of ways due to its isolation. I wish that more people cared about the carnivorous plants, but i think their abundance is probably why they often get overlooked here.

Top as usual!

Hey John, cool video! When you show parameters, like temperature, it would be nice to use celsius as well, for the european growers. So everyone around the world can enjoy your videos. Thanks for your works!

Can’t wait for my boko to start producing uppers!!

My drosera capillaris pods are already brown but the seeds arent ready yet. How do i know if they're ready ?

You can also prop them by leaf pullings!

How do you control air flow?

This has been such an informative video! My ping is definitely struggling but these tips have me pointed in a better direction! Need to get some kind of humidifier. What would you say is a good why to prevent root rot? Or does root rot not really affect pings?

hi! i have a drosera graomogolensis that is struggling to start. i grow it indoors under about 25,000 lux of rgb growlight for about 15 hours a day. at the moment the temperature in the house fluctuates between 26° and 28° degrees celsius and humidity is between 55 and 60%. the plant is in peat and perlite 50/50. substrate always moist. the plant does not produce glue and the trichomes dry out. the leaves themselves tend to blacken slightly. in your opinion is the problem the temperature in the house too high? or could there be something else? thank you very much.

This is the first time I saw somebody feed This plant

Is it possible to make a venus flytrap and a sundew hybrid

Will too much water 💦 cause mildew on them????

Thanks man i recently got a N.Veitchii K x Candy stripe x Candy stripe and it made a small pitcher with a small leaf.I was concernd bc the normal pitcher are pretty big and i stumbled upon this vid so thanks for the info!

Do you feed them crushed Bloodworms or what?

You mean you just drop those worms inside the Pitcher plant? How often do you do that?And what kind of worms are those?

They're not often available in my area

I don't think I've ever seen anyone show the inside of a heliamphora pitcher, thanks!

The leaves are pressed so flat to the ground, so beautiful and thanks for sharing info! Very helpful

I've never seen a peristome pure green with no stripes, and it looks just gorgeous!

It's either you have a lot of heliamphora, or they love to eat lol

I love a good immature pitcher, they're so tiny and cute! I have a nepenthes ventricosa x alata, and the pitchers look almost identical to those but with small bristly wings

Im falling in love with your channel! You explain WAYYY more thoroughly than other guides! You deserve way more fame.

Beautiful

So, you just cut the leaf and put it in distilled water or tap water?

I was repotting a heterodoxa x nutans when one healthy pitcher broke off. Is it possible to root a single pitcher?

You should do a time lapse with Drosera spatulata

Dayum you make a lot of heliamphora videos

How do you grow your heliamphora?

The black peristome just looks insaneeeee

I subbed because of this vid

Thanks for the video!

What you've said is true when it comes to differentiating the two and should be very helpful to anyone buying sarracenia. What is very difficult about identifying sarracenia in cultivation, is that all sarracenia species can crossbreed to create endless hybrids so in some cases we can never truly know what we've bought, only what it is most similar to. Especially with seed grown plants. Love the videos though, keep putting them out.

Well man i say, the plant becomes worth more money as it matures. 1. When sellers sell there stash they sell in bulk price lowers. If they sold individual theyd get more profit. 2. You get to enjoy the plant growing, they are lifelong plants. So if you lose so money who really cares :) 3. I dont believe its in the tissue culture cultivators best interest to mass produce and destroy the market with mass influx of plants into the market. Its much smarter for them to stay st the pace they are going and keep profits high. 4. The longer i grow these plants the more i realize they really arent that hard to grow and if youre patient with them they will acclimate to anything. Even an adult you can cut it up and restart with propagations. So adults are really valuable and worth a lot of money. 5. Theres always the chance thst the market will continue to skyrocket as well :) 6. Im with you in a lot of senses though i think OG grexs will end up being worth the most. Ill just pay whatver the market is because i love the plant. I dont go over a hundred dollars but if i was rich maaaaaaaan i would. I saw a spiritis sancti pup verigsted go for 4k still worth a lot of money. If i take a nepenthes i bought for 100$ if i get 5 good basal shoots rooted over the course of 3 years. I can still sell those basal shoots for around 60-80$ a pop if the market remains the same :). And make some money back Really wverybidy in the community should be wrapping their heads sround how to raise the prices of these plants even more :) mwuahaha everybodu needs some cheddar in return for there addictive money fueled carnivore plant habits

Awesome video John, do you think you can ship to Canada bare root?😅

Where can I get heliamphora

Me imagino que tiene una coleccion de esas plantas no son mis favoritas pero la Inteligencia de la Naturaleza tiene un porque y un paraque ❤❤❤

Great video, thanks for the info mate

Hello! Im super interested in joining the discord however it tells me the link is expired :(, can I still join?

How do you feed Venus flytraps with maxi?

Whats the care for heliamphora?

Insanely cool plant! I love trap plants a lot!! ❤❤

Gracias

So how how do you know when they are hungry and when full?