How To Detect And Destroy Aphids On Sundews!

[@Valko67]

thanks for your share Bro , i from Belgium , my English not the best 🤫 but now ; i have been go on with carnivore plants mostly because i use them to control pest on my orchids or other aroids in my collection i have breed since Covid 😅 yes , fever didn't spare me 🤣 and since than , gosh i get crazy building a inside jungle and hahahahaha spend lot of money for certain plants , orchids , but than came the phyllo's ands the Anthuriums and you know how massive they can be , en yes you want them all 🤣 and than you need more space and condition to shine there health , humidity level control air flow etc , and yes i have a lot of carnivores as well and i found them very tricky for me to bring them in beautiful condition or even to survive , most species have dying , as the 4 of 5 dow drosera kind , on i liked much was from Madagascar where my wife is from and my daughter that Belgium wouldn't recognized , but this is a other story , but just wanted to say thanks and that i enjoyed your videos ,;-) wish you to enjoy Christmas and have good new year there ,greets Carl

[@Carnivorousplanthelp]

Thank you! That is very kind of you for the well wishes! I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas as well! Yes the plant hobby is very addicting!! The anthuriums will cost a lot and do get massive for sure!!! It amazes me how hard it is to recreate what nature does so effortlessly. The droseras are great with controlling pests for sure and make a great addition! Let me know if you have questions about the carnivorous plants and which is best etc. I am always here to help!!

[@renatecormick7399]

Aphids have been my most difficult pest indoors because they sneak up when your eye is not constantly on the plants. I have some orchids on a shelf that is not in my direct line of sight and the nasty little things have done a lot of damage before I get a chance to treat the plant. I know eventually the damage grows out but is unsightly in the meantime. Thank you for an informative video and I wish you all the best for the holiday season.