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 they have outgrown their pots. 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 […]

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 lure and trap their prey. Some very sneaky indeed :-) The lids of the Sarracenia first play on visual appeal. Each brightly-coloured top, with various patterns and shapes, draws the […]

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 minutes but well worth the watch, whether you’re a novice or an enthusiast! His enthusiasm when speaking of these magnificent specimens is exactly how I feel every day working with […]

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.

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 food they need. Believe it or not, a carnivorous plant will get all the nutrients they need to grow through photosynthesis alone. Sunlight is way more important than feeding. But […]