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From: markgilst
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  • Nice lil video, but Britney Spears YUCK!!!

  • It would be really cool to take a time-elapse movie of these plants eating a bug.

    Plants eating bugs....Now that's payback!

  • plz can u help me plz?¿?¿?i feed my vft a fly 3 days ago and it's mouth/pod, is still closed i hold it up to the light and i see no shadow of a fly in there any more so it has finished digesting it but it still isnt opening its mouth/pod plz help me plz!

  • Maybe the fly managed to escape after a day.

  • i did escape i found it on ma floor all coverd in acidy gew ty anyway bi bi!

  • there wasnt a single cephalotus in that, what are you talking about?

    i saw some Dionaea Muscipula (Venus Flytrap), and some Sarracenia Purpurea.

  • Calam07 was just giving an example of how smart carnivorous plants are.

  • No, he does have a point. You see, an albany pitcher plant (cephalotus folicularis)was clever, as it was probably a descendent of a cactus, but the cactuses decided they would be weak and brittle, therefore making CPs smarter. It happens in many cases, but I think the venus flytrap and nepenthes are by far the most clever carnivorous plants. Not forgetting sarracenia, as that is the most efficient in many cases :D .

  • Ok.

  • wow these kinda plants have always puzzled me! Its like their smarter than other plants, its weird!

  • They are basically just regular plants that have to get their nutrients from another source.

  • All I do in order to keep them healthy is just put them outside where they will get 7-8 hours of DIRECT sun. Everytime a new venus flytrap opens, then I feed it. Yesterday, I also created a bog garden for the plants in just a few minutes. Then I planted them into it. If you want to know more on how to keep them healthy, go to the wbsite in the description.

  • thanks for the interest in using this video as a response to mine, I do really like your video, and well done on what ever your doin to them to keep them looking so healthy, however, i'm going to reject your video as a response only due to the fact the quality on some of the footage is slightly poor, and also the music is very fuzzy.. if u can rectify this plz re submit it as a response and i'll glady accept.. Kind regards, Karl..

  • I have had these plants for more than 3 months. They are VERY easy to care for, and outdoors, they will get alot of sun and food. They don't need a terrarium to live in, and they are very hardy.

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