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New North American Pitcher Plant parent here.
>I am growing VTFs as well.
Any pointers and tips to help ensure a great grow? (For both PP and VTF)
I have conducted a lot of research but I wish to hear of personal experiences.
I rehydrate dehydrated blood worms for my VTFs. Will that work well for my pitchers?
Pic related is Delinda, the Pitcher Plant.
>ITT: Carnivorous plant thread
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>>2177707
Kek.
VFT***
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Fun fact-
Pitcher plants support a group of commensal moths.the larvae live inside the pitcher plant and the adults will use it for shelter.theres even a picture plant mosquito that doesn't bite humans
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Here's some pics from a paper that Harvard made about them
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>>2177719
Ooh that would be interesting - to provide a breeding ground for another species. I would be proud.
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Last time I checked since the native habitats of pitcher plants (pocosins and bogs) are declining so are the commensal species of pitcher plants meaning you would be creating a possible breeding ground for rate species
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>>2177736
That's what I have read. I hope to make sure my pitcher plant thrives. I was hoping someone had some tips from personal experience, something that I haven't read yet.
>yay for saving species <3
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There is a fucking plant general which is pretty much a carnivorous plant general. Stop shitting up the board with more general threads
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