Splitting your Trumpet Pitchers (Sarracenia)
All plants sold at Currys Post Carnivores will not need to be re-potted for at least a year. We ensure that, before they are shipped
Airplants! Just how the heck do they grow without roots?
Prepare to be amazed by the wonder of Tillandsia plants, also known as air plants! These incredible creatures of nature defy the rules of the
Now THAT’s a Sticky Situation
For those, like me, who love the look and appeal of the Sundews,you are really going to enjoy watching this video. Came across it during
A day at the Spa for Carnivorous Plants
Carnivorous plants are plants, and like all other plants, their leaves, traps, or pitchers will eventually die off. This is perfectly normal, and new growth
Splitting your Venus Fly Traps
All plants sold at Currys Post Carnivores will not need to be re-potted for at least a year. We ensure that before they are shipped
Repotting 101
I have had several questions about transplanting and repotting Carnivorous Plants, so this page is designed to show you how to transplant your babies when
The Power of the Sarracenia
While other carnivorous plants use nectar or sticky glue to lure their prey, the Sarracenia or Trumpet Pitcher Plants use a combination of methods to
Creative ways to display your Airplants
When decorating with Tillandsia air plants, the only limit is your imagination! These versatile plants thrive without soil, making them the perfect addition to creative
A Winter Wonderland at the Nursery: How Our Carnivorous Plants Braved the Snowfall
This past week brought an unexpected but truly breathtaking transformation to the nursery—a heavy snowfall that turned everything into a magical winter wonderland! The sight
Tillandsia: The Air Plants That Are Taking My Nursery by Storm
As a carnivorous plant lover, I’m no stranger to unusual and captivating greenery. But recently, I’ve stumbled upon a new obsession: Tillandsia, or air plants.
Fascinating Flesh-Eating Plants
A great short video by Stewart McPherson showcasing some of the lesser-known, but still fascinating, hungry plants of the world. It is only about 10
The Basics of Winter Dormancy in Carnivorous Plants.
Winter Dormancy – The Great Plant Snooze Unlike the fairy tale, there’s no Sleeping Beauty here. Winter dormancy is messy, scraggly, and, if you’re new
The Dead Zone
From humble beginnings to the setup of today. I am so proud of how my “Happy Place” has grown over this last year. The dead
Just having fun with Artificial Cleverness :-)
So decided to have a go at generating some pictures using A.I. Just for the hell of it! Thanks to Frik De Beer for inspiring
Carnivorous Humour
Its the thought that counts after all :-) When you know, you know :-) Sadly this struggle is real. Very VERY Real :-) In some
The Celebrity of The Carnivore World – The Venus Fly Trap
Ever wondered how the Venus Fly Trap knows when to snap shut, and what happens thereafter? This blog goes into the detail and shows just how clever this little carnivore really is.
Little Nunu’s
The next adventure in Carnivorous plants has begun. Propagation and Growing from Seeds. Bought myself this large 2m fist tank, and have installed heating pads
Feed Me. FEED ME. FEEEEED MEEEE!!!
The truth about feeding carnivorous plants. The Truth is… although it’s tempting as all hell, carnivorous plants are formidable hunters and will catch all the
A Venus Fly Trap turned Vegetarian.
This a short story to show that all a carnivorous plant needs is the right light and proper care and it will not only thrive,
All Things Sweet and Sticky
So while carnivorous plants will always be an obsession for me, one cannot help but have favourites :-) For me, it’s the beauty of the