How to keep a venus fly trap alive?

How to Keep a Venus Flytrap Alive By M.H. Dyer; Updated September 21, 2017 Native to the North Carolina coast and certain parts of South Carolina, the Venus flytrap is a fascinating carnivorous plant often grown indoors by hobbyists. read more

Venus Fly Trap soil should be kept wet at all times. It is best to use a tray and set the plant in about 1/2 inch of water. If your Venus Fly Trap needs to be repotted, for Venus fly trap soil you should use a combination of peat moss and perlite. read more

Learn how to keep a Venus fly-trap alive to create an exciting carnivorous garden. The concept of a carnivorous plant plays with the imagination. Like any wild beast, they can be tricky to keep happy though. To keep a Venus fly-trap Alive you will need: container with few holes; gravel; sand; peat; perlite; rainwater; flies, dead or alive; Choose a container. read more