Saving Our Garbage Carnivorous Plant - Sarracenia

Let's save some sarracenia which are basically just garbage, and hopefully they can grow back!
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amzn.to/30PGX2H - Big spray bottle
amzn.to/3cydH42 - Pre-made CP soil
amzn.to/2Av25R0 - Fine tip scissors
amzn.to/2MTPpph - Jiffy pots
amzn.to/2zqcFbn - Maxsea fertilizer
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amzn.to/3cLExV5 - Peat (Bulk)
amzn.to/3fcrHAP - Peat (Hoffman)
amzn.to/2zkd7b9 - Perlite
amzn.to/3kIuZPQ - Perlite x2
amzn.to/3f4hfvs - Reverse osmosis kit (make sure you do your research :))
amzn.to/2XOt2aV - Silica sand
amzn.to/2Aolcw1 - Small spray bottle
amzn.to/2AtRrJZ - TDS meter
amzn.to/37AnFQ8 - The savage garden
amzn.to/2YtKyAu - Watering can
amzn.to/37jWOHN - Zero Water Pitcher (Clean water for your plants :) )
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[@donivanstryker1340]

The slime in your sarracenia plant is actually cyanobacteria and thats why it smelled like a swamp when you cut it open. Good luck saving the few that showed signs of life.

[@TheFlytrapGarden]

Gross! Thank you hopefully they’ll make it 😳

[@Mr.Glitch]

Very jealous of that garden centre! I have to order most of mine online. Looking forward to seeing the new haul!

[@TheFlytrapGarden]

It was so exciting seeing all those plants lol

[@philipbrookins9200]

The Flytrap Garden? More like the Flytrap Doctor!

[@TheFlytrapGarden]

Hahaha thank you!

[@marthanewsome6375]

I bought a venus fly trap and a trumpet plant. The venus fly trap is thriving and growing bigger, while the trumpet plant doesn't seem to be doing that great. Both potted the same, both getting the same artifical 6500k light. Still stumped on why the trumpets dry at the tips. I live in the tropics so the humidity is high. They both sit in shallow water all the time. I used pearlite mixed with African violet mix.

[@eventerminator1382]

The lack of pot holes and sun must’ve killed them.

[@TheFlytrapGarden]

Most definitely

[@user-pu8hf7jm3e]

Такие растения должны жить в горшках с автополивом😘

[@christineedwards4865]

At 6:55 that grass is probably the reason that plant looked better than the others. In a standard garden with lots of fertility, the grass would be competition, stealing nutrients from the soil that you want your cultivated plants to get. In this situation, it probably helped to keep nutrient levels down as the anaerobic bacteria decomposed things. A true, if unintentional, companion plant.

[@aryoncool665]

One of my favorite channels

[@TheFlytrapGarden]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy it 😁

[@insecticidal151]

Honestly looks like the rhizomes were planted too deeply. Sand is fine as long as it’s silica sand. I like a larger grit sand

[@chestbuster1987]

I've recently repotted some sarracenia and I was worried about washing their roots. Do you have to wash the roots with distilled water or can you use regular water just for washing

[@alondragonzalez2936]

Hi

[@whited5009]

why the title say venus flytrap when its sarracenia

[@TheFlytrapGarden]

It says flytrap not Venus flytrap

[@whited5009]

@@TheFlytrapGarden you get my point though

[@Rakka7]

​@@whited5009 I've never seen it called the Venus flytrap garden??

[@whited5009]

​@@Rakka7what about it