The Essential Guide to Repotting Carnivorous Plants
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- In this video Terry Erasmus covers the various growing media used for growing carnivorous plants. A variety of containers are discussed before getting into the repotting of dionaea, sarracenia, nepenthes, cephalotus and pinguicula.
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Great info, good sir.
I keep a few carnivore plants in my grow tent to combat the bugs. Now I’m lookin forward to up-potting and propagating them!
So nice of you! Thats a great idea. These plants are the ultimate in environmentally friendly pest control! :)
Thank you for this very usefull video. I found that repotting the venus flytrap into a deeper container it does wonders. My Maroon monster actualy doubled in size after sepparating it from the smaller individual plants
Awesome Riaan! Yes. I love the 9cm x 9cm deep containers for smaller specimen plants. I think it’s as there is more vertical space for root development without roots rotting. Definitely stronger and bigger plants in the taller containers.
I've been growing carnivorous plants longer then bonsai myself. I thought I was the o lying one lol
Ha ha ha. Green fingers! I have a large private collection of Nepenthes which I love. But thousands of sale plants too. But bonsai remains my passion. The carnivorous plants are dead easy in comparison so I spend my off time with them. :)
Carnivorous plants are awesome. Is there any chance you have drosera capensis the higher elevation? I heard there was a population near bainskloof that was more cold hardy.
@jameswalker3416 sorry I don’t. I am aware of that find but to my knowledge any plants available would have been poached or perhaps collected for study purposes by specific persons with permission. However I may be wrong, I’m not a Drosera expert! 😀
@TerryErasmusbonsai I've been looking for a couple of years now and can't find anything from there, so you're probably right. I just figured it was worth a shot.
@jameswalker3416 I’m sure something will turn up in the future. Don’t give up 👍🏻