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I have hundreds of carnivorous plants.
North american pitcher plants, tropical pitcher plants, sundews, venus flytraps, bladderworts, albany pitcher plants...a lil bit of everything.Cool! What all do you have?
North american pitcher plants, tropical pitcher plants, sundews, venus flytraps, bladderworts, albany pitcher plants...a lil bit of everything.
You know everyone thinks that and asks me the same question lol. unfortunately they attract way more bugs than they eat and they eat thousands during the summer. Cool thing about having them is the praying mantis' that like to hang around them stealing their food lol.I bet your fly population is taken care of.![]()
You know everyone thinks that and asks me the same question lol. unfortunately they attract way more bugs than they eat and they eat thousands during the summer. Cool thing about having them is the praying mantis' that like to hang around them stealing their food lol.
Me too!
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They have quite a few ways to attract bugs and, yes, one of them is nectar secretions. Some plants, like sarracenia flava, secrete a sweet, narcotic(to insects) nectar. They also track them by their attractive colors, pretty flowers and some have scents that I'm sure is attractive to insects.I wonder, do they secrete something that attracts bugs?