Carnivorous Plant Care for January 2012

This is a supplemental video to the Grow Carnivorous Plants DVD series (http://www.cobraplant.com/DVD).

Learn from expert growers Jeff Dallas and Jacob Farin how to grow beautiful carnivorous plants for your home and garden. With over 40 years of combined experience, they'll share with you their no-nonsense approach to growing some of the most spectacular plants in the world. Subscribe to their channel for monthly care information and tips, and see for yourself how these guys grow thousands of carnivorous plants at their nursery.

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• carnivorous plants
• January
• flytrap
• fly trap
• pitcher plant
• sundew
• nepenthes
• sarracenia
• butterwort
• cephalotus

[Jlp55336]

It's mouth watering I don't no why?

[videopixil]

Awesome vids guys! Would def recommend a Canon T3i, a 100mm macro and a polarizer

[someone99899899]

Great videos guys, but you should invest in a better camera, these beautiful plants would look so much more spectacular in 720p, or at least 420

[Thagirion9]

Happy New Year. Thanks for the info. I hope you'll do more of the Ask the Carnivours Plant Guys videos where you answer specific questions. Those were neat.

[stuthekingofkings]

Another great video! I have a question about one of my Pinguiculas. Its a Pinguicula x wesser Mexican butterwort which I keep in the house in the kitchen. The plant hasn't gone into a smaller resting bud and large leaves are still being produced but lack stickyness. Is it necessary for the plant to go into the resting bud stage over winter? Thanks :)

[STFUbelgium]

Like always, thanks a lot.... Though, the Belgium winter time hasn't actually started yet, i have some VFTs andsarracenias who all still have their summer growth... D. regia is still making large (15-20 cm) leaves (it's growing in the same conditions as VFT, sars,...) and 2 days ago, i still saw upcoming pitchers on my cephalotusses!