Carnivorous Plants Venus Flytrap B52

The B52 is specifically bred for its size. It produces significantly larger traps with more pronounced, elongated teeth and a deeper red coloration compared to common varieties.

During winter, your Venus Flytrap will naturally slow its growth and may lose some of its traps. This is a normal, healthy phase where the plant rests to prepare for vigorous growth in the spring.

No, the Venus Flytrap is considered toxic to pets. It is best to keep your plant in a location where your animals cannot reach or ingest the foliage.

No, the kit includes everything you need. It comes with a moss plug and long-fiber moss, which provide the specific acidic, nutrient-poor environment these carnivorous plants require to thrive.

These plants need full sun to maintain their vibrant red color and healthy trap development. Aim for at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily.

Keep the moss evenly moist at all times. It is best to use distilled water, rainwater, or reverse osmosis water, as tap water often contains minerals that can be harmful to the plant's roots.