How to grow Venus flytrap? How to grow Venus flytrap?

The Venus flytrap is a very rare carnivorous plant in nature. It has a unique trap rope clip and a beautiful appearance. It can be made into a potted plant for people to appreciate, and it can also maintain the indoor environment and eliminate annoying flies. However, the Venus flytrap is not common in nature. Many people don’t know how to grow it, let alone how to grow it well. The following editor will teach you a few tricks.

1. Prepare nutrient soil

When raising Venus flytraps, you must configure the appropriate nutritional spectrum. It is best to choose peat without added fertilizer and add an appropriate amount of perlite or sphagnum moss, mix them in a one-to-one ratio, put broken tiles at the bottom of the flowerpot and then put in nutrient soil. This will increase the permeability of the nutrient soil and be more conducive to the growth of Venus flytrap.

2. Adequate lighting

The Venus flytrap is a light-loving plant. It likes to grow in plenty of sunlight. It is usually made into potted plants at home. When it is cultivated, it should be placed in an environment with sufficient light. When there is a long period of cloudy days, a 40-watt lamp is needed to provide it with appropriate light, otherwise it will grow slowly and its fly-catching function will be reduced.

3. Water correctly

The Venus flytrap is a plant that originally grows in swamps. It likes a humid environment and is usually made into a potted plant. It needs to be watered in time when cultivated. You can also create a swamp-like living environment for it. You can put the Venus flytrap pot in a tray or glass jar, then inject an appropriate amount of clean water and replenish water in time.

4. Temperature regulation

The Venus flytrap is an ornamental plant that likes a warm environment. It usually grows fastest when the outside temperature is between 21 and 35 degrees. When the outside temperature drops below five degrees, the Venus flytrap will enter a dormant state. If you want the Venus flytrap to continue growing after winter, you must place it in an environment above ten degrees.