Steadily feeding Purple Pitcher Plant
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Uploaded by Piranhaboy01 on Jul 25, 2007
This is the effective manner in which the Purple Pitcher Plant gets its nutrition.
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OMG ITS THOSE ANNOYING FRUIT FLIES!
It instantly died on the spot lol
I wish i could get one of those
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i like how that bug there just quit after a second in that pool
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Is it blind? Use the moth as a raft. T_T
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Awesome! I just aquired one yesterday. I shot a short vid of it.
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wow i didnt even notice the water, awesome plant right there
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@mayorwest12 yea you can even feed it frogs
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@Piranhaboy01 oooo ok so they smell the scent of nectar stuff and then the end 4 them, yo can u feed it crickets? can u feed a venus crickets too?
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@MFWFW yes
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that thing is huge mine is about 5 cm tall ._.
tellemscrappy 1 year ago
@tellemscrappy this is a small one. these plants can grow to be over 100 years old and will form huge clusters of traps - so huge, they form their own micro-ecosystem
Piranhaboy01 1 year ago 8
ae the nats attracted to the water?
mayorwest12 1 year ago
@mayorwest12 no, the gnat doesn't even notice the water. the red veins of the plant go under the clear water making it look invisible. the gnat is licking the sides of the plant between the dangerous downward-pointing hairs where sugary nectar is being produced. that's its mistake. it wasn't expecting water to be below it
Piranhaboy01 1 year ago