Carninvorous plants: Feeding Hungry Nepenthes Hamata & culture tips

Carninvorous plants: Feeding Hungry Nepenthes Hamata & culture tips
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[@nramzan82]

This would be an ideal plant for places in India where flies hover around in swarms.

[@clownaround3880]

I LOVE BRADS GREENHOUSE!

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Thanks!

[@brycerush98]

Love the pitcher to leaf ratio from hamata

[@chatryna]

great video...I appreciate you sticking to the topic.

[@lonewolf.1751]

Cool video and i like the size of your pitchers, mine are only half that size and i didn't know about feeding them blood worms , that's a good idea i didn't know about, nice one.

[@MartinGilmour]

I love your videos, but I'd really appreciate if you could also use the metric system to explain temperatures and other measurements :)

[@bebebutterfield1]

Thanx for this Brad. I bought a venus fly trap and I had no idea how to feed it.

[@FoxySonia]

I asked too soon. On the video you mentioned that the room sometimes have 100% humidity because of the foggers. I guess you need to have that sort of controlled, humid, greenhouse environment to keep these kind of plants alive.

[@saraira]

Most carnivorous plants are from the USA or Southeast Asia

[@lil_boyJohn]

OMG ur hamatas r AMAZING

[@BradsGreenhouse]

thanks, They are growing so fast, I can't wait to see them in a year!

[@kennieMusicLovers]

plse tell me what do you feed them ?.....fertilisers or......? what about watering ? thanks.

[@damstershark7511]

If i was that nepenthes hamata i would want more.WAY MORE

[@tobbe3742]

do you have moss top dressing in the whole pot?

[@rachelhorn8823]

I have a nepenthes ventricosa talangensis

[@bebebutterfield1]

Do you by chance have any Freesia? If so can you do a vid on how to care for it?

[@robertcuff5704]

Little bug on the red leaf at 3:22

[@ralphou]

do we have to water/spray its leaves and the insides of the pitcher as well?

[@waitotong9590]

What else can I feed them other than those worms and insects? because my place don't have much insects roaming around and I'm afraid that it won't grow pitchers any more because it can't catch enough insects.

[@DevilishDesire3663]

you can go to a pet store and buy the worms

[@MajorMatatheTurtleNerd]

+waito tong I use betta fish food pellets along with freeze dried bloodworms

[@apdroidgeek1737]

i feed my sarracenia fried chicken french fries and a small portion of a burger he also have a diet of vegetables

[@camdenswartz8078]

They look a lot better since their last update. And where did you say you bought them from?

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Yeah, they are growing fast. New pitcher every 3-4 weeks on each plant now.

[@camdenswartz8078]

So where did you say you got the plants from again?

[@GarrettSpring]

Totally worth whatever it cost lol...

[@BradsGreenhouse]

They weren't as much as the Macrophila but I think I like them a lot more.

[@FoxySonia]

Are these hard to keep alive? I tend to kill plants because I tend to forget to water them often enough and then over water them. How much and often do you water them?

[@sabian126]

These wont really survive if you forget they need to be wet all the time and have quite humid conditions

[@sabian126]

I water mine every 3 days

[@koalafiedbear6558]

i love brads greenhouse vids oh yeah one of my venus flytrap doesnt produces red in its traps i give it 16 hours of sunlight and still nothing please help

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Thanks Ivan, My guess is that your VFT simply don't have much of the red pigment genes in them. go for a "red dragon" they turn red in about 2 hours sunshine per day

[@rachelhorn8823]

Live sphagnum moss,,where does one get it?

[@ryann2515]

Rachel Horn online

[@kennieMusicLovers]

...what's that red orange liquid ? name and where to get it ? thanks.

[@nicknosov7456]

You're feeding them with what exactly?

[@MajorMatatheTurtleNerd]

+Nick Nosov Thawed frozen bloodworms according to the video

[@5gonza541]

I never thought a plant could look disgusting...

[@Nepenthesis]

Nice! Those must have cost you a fortune lol.

[@BradsGreenhouse]

I saw one online today for $349.00! Crazy, I didn't pay anything close to that.

[@Nepenthesis]

The funny thing is that they're literally more common than ventricosa and other average Nepenthes. Took me months to find glabrata and talangensis. Meanwhile, every place I checked had seemingly unlimited hamatas for sale! The market for these things is a joke.

[@BradsGreenhouse]

Nepenthesis Yeah that is true isn't it! I like the glabrata, I think I have one lined up for June sometime.

[@camdenswartz8078]

Where did you get the Hamada then

[@camdenswartz8078]

Hamata*

[@torti911]

hello. can i buy you a nepenthes hamata ?

[@toxicjoker7538]

😑😑😑

[@robertcuff5704]

Little bug on the red leaf at 3:22