200,000 Carnivorous Plants

At Holt Nurseries we sell over 200,000 carnivorous plants a year. We have a very wide assortment including venus fly traps, sundews, butterworts, tropical pitcher plants (Nepenthes) and Trumpet pitcher plants (sarracenia). We discuss tissue culture propagation, different soils, and make a carnivorous combo planter.
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[@user-un3ld7mb7u]

Hi love your beautiful plants and jungle grounds. Can't wait to see what's coming to Kamp Kenan.

[@cupofjae]

This sweet man must be protected at all costs. What a carnivorous plant angel

[@bernhartpinol5397]

This must be where insects are sent to in the afterlife if they ever had an underworld.

[@wildroundhere5456]

Thanks for all the tips! Great info as always!

[@egreen704]

nice video

[@IAmKrueger]

This is awesome. You mentioned that sometimes when you bring a plant home and it'll be dried out maybe in around 48hrs, would that possibly have something to do with the humidity levels inside your home? Only reason i ask is because i've noticed during the winter months (in central Canada) most of my plant soil will dry out a lot faster because the humidity of the home should sit around 35%-42% so i'm assuming the air in the home is pulling more moisture out of the soil. I'm not sure where you're located but if you'd be in a warmer climate you'd run the A/C more often which in turn drops humidity but i'm wondering if it's enough to dry the soil out that fast? I'm just curious about it because i would like to try growing some basic carnivorous plants inside however that is one concern of mine during summer/winter not being able to keep them hydrated well enough. I love the video and all the plants you've shown! Very interesting!

[@chevyvega6622]

i just see the basics that everyone has im looking over your tables for cephalotus but dont see them

[@GregWittstockThePondGuy]

👏🏻

[@macdaddynick1751]

This guy would be my definition of, “he wouldn’t hurt a fly” in reality he’s the Genghis Khan of fly world.