About this Cultivator
Bear Trap is a striking Venus Flytrap with large, rounded traps and a bold appearance. The traps develop a strong, chunky look as the plant matures, making it a great choice for anyone looking for something that stands out from a standard Venus Flytrap.
A great choice if you want a bold and unusual Venus Flytrap for your collection.
How Will My Plant Arrive?
This plant will arrive in a 6cm diameter pot
Care Instructions
Ideal in an unheated greenhouse / polytunnel but can be grown outside and indoors. Requires full sun.
Spring / Summer - Water from the bottom generously with rain water, making sure the plant is always moist from the top but not soggy.
Dormancy - Water less than in summer, making sure the plant is sitting in just a little bit of water, if any, be very careful to not let the top soil get soggy.
Note
These plants are dormant from around Halloween to Valentines Day, you may see some traps die back and reduced growth during this period. However, once spring comes, these plants grow exceptionally quickly.
About this Cultivator
Bear Trap is a striking Venus Flytrap with large, rounded traps and a bold appearance. The traps develop a strong, chunky look as the plant matures, making it a great choice for anyone looking for something that stands out from a standard Venus Flytrap.
A great choice if you want a bold and unusual Venus Flytrap for your collection.
How Will My Plant Arrive?
This plant will arrive in a 6cm diameter pot
Care Instructions
Ideal in an unheated greenhouse / polytunnel but can be grown outside and indoors. Requires full sun.
Spring / Summer - Water from the bottom generously with rain water, making sure the plant is always moist from the top but not soggy.
Dormancy - Water less than in summer, making sure the plant is sitting in just a little bit of water, if any, be very careful to not let the top soil get soggy.
Note
These plants are dormant from around Halloween to Valentines Day, you may see some traps die back and reduced growth during this period. However, once spring comes, these plants grow exceptionally quickly.
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