Venus Fly Trap Blooming - 60 Days Time Lapse

Enjoy a carnivorous Venus Flytrap growing and Blooming before your eyes in this beautiful Time Lapse. The plant Finally started Blooming.
It took around 60 Days to film.
After reaching maturity, Venus flytraps flower every spring. They produce flower stalks that turn into flower bunches with white petals and green veins. The flowering process drains energy from the plant to focus on reproduction.
Thats why the plant lokked so Tired!

[@ClausCarnivores]

very nice timelapse, yes most people cut off the flower stalk because it uses a lot of energy and the traps become less big.

[@seeminglyforever]

Thank you ! 😍

[@Tacos15]

That is nice 😃

[@seeminglyforever]

Thanks 😃😊

[@raTimelapse]

Very commendable job.

[@seeminglyforever]

Thank you very much!

[@SlartiMarvinbartfast]

Very nicely filmed, first time I've seen a timelapse of a Venus Fly Trap flowering.

[@seeminglyforever]

Many thanks! Really appreciate such feedback 😃

[@nataliakef9831]

Это очень круто ❤

[@seeminglyforever]

Спасибо

[@interestingasfck]

Nice one buddy! The sundew is pretty nice, too! :)

[@seeminglyforever]

Thanks a ton! ❤️

[@rusalkin]

insect trying to land on the flower: "not falling for that one again!"

[@noloop1]

Sehr sehr schön!

[@seeminglyforever]

KZbin compression just killed it at the end 😢

[@FlytrapFanatic]

What soil did you use for the plant? The flower might have actually been a stress flower, but it’s still a very beautiful Timelapse!