Venus Flytrap Potted Plant

Product Description

if you're looking for a fascinating carnivorous plant that is sure to keep you challenged and entertained, a Venus flytrap is just the ticket. The Venus flytrap grows wild in the sandy wetlands of northeastern South Carolina and southeastern North Carolina. If you can replicate the plant's natural temperate, boggy habitat, you'll have success with your Venus flytrap.

Features

• The Venus Flytrap is a small plant whose structure can be described as a rosette of four to seven leaves, which arise from a short subterranean stem that is actually a bulb-like object.
• Each stem reaches a maximum size of about three to ten centimeters, depending on the time of year.
• Nature provides this remarkable plant with "traps" to lure and capture it's food
• Plant the Venus flytrap in an environment in which 50 to 60 percent humidity can be maintained.
• You will receive the large 3 " Pot Venus fly trap plants showing as pictures above.

Top Reviews

Fast Shipping - ALIVE!
by Master808Funky (5 out of 5 stars)
December 6, 2017

Made it all the way to Hawaii faster than scheduled. All plants were alive and well. My Nephew is stoked! Ordered 3 bunches and all were alive!
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Waste of money.
by JoeNYC22 (1 out of 5 stars)
August 31, 2018

kids begged me for this thing. I watched a fly land right on it and this stupid plant did nothing. it showed up half dead and died within a few days.
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NOT AS ADVERTISED!!!
by Brian (2 out of 5 stars)
December 12, 2015

Not as advertised. I wish I would have read some of the other reviews. This product is a venus fly trap of questionable size and conditions unlike the photo displayed. Mine arrived in a plain cardboard box with masking tape holding the plant and potting material inside the pot and wrapped in a plastic bag with lots of room to move inside the box and no other packing material. Only one of six stocks was alive, the others were black and dormant. I will attempt to save the plant, but I am not hopeful.
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Have't killed it yet
by Mark E. Gober (5 out of 5 stars)
November 17, 2011

We've had this little plant for about 2 months now and it trucks along. It is relatively low maintenance. We just have to add water to it every now and then. It needs to sit in about 1" of water and stay virtually swampy, but that's it. He sits in the window sill and catches unlucky flies that happen his way. The plant is constantly dying on one head and producing another one. (That seems like a healthy plant to me). I have 8,6 and 4 year old boys and they love to watch him catch things. Every now and then we'll kill a fly with a fly swatter and hand feed the plant. :)
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Very disappointed One of my Venus flytraps died before arrival and ...
by Amazon Customer (1 out of 5 stars)
June 19, 2017

Very disappointed

One of my Venus flytraps died before arrival and the other is dying because all mouths were closed.

This was supposed to be a gift for my dad on Fathers Day, now I've got to go spend more money to get him a new one.
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Fairly easy to take care
by Sam (5 out of 5 stars)
September 10, 2015

Plant was smaller than expected. It was alive and well, no sign of imminent death. Although, the package was clear. I expected it to have some words or design on it since it is expected to be a gift. Fairly easy to take care. I have ordered 3 more to go alone with this one in hopes of adding to its size.
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Dead on Arrival
by Michael M. Adkins (1 out of 5 stars)
June 4, 2018

I received it dead. It might be my fault for not checking my mail earlier, but when I picked in up from the post office, 2/3 of the traps were completely dead and one appears to be withered. I think that this plant is dead, but I at least have the pot and soil for some seeds.
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After receipt of the fly trap, one stem had ...
by michael polignoni (1 out of 5 stars)
July 9, 2017

After receipt of the fly trap, one stem had a black fungus growth. After removal and care, as directed, the whole plant was overgrown with this black plant eater. Request either full refund or new healthy plant
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They should NEVER be upside down with all the traps closed around soil with the roots exposed.
by Ken (1 out of 5 stars)
April 12, 2019

I researched this product care, prior to ordering. The venus fly trap is an endangered species due to illegal harvesting. The product arrived in the mail upside down in the pot and the leaves of the trap were closed up on the soil, inside a loose plastic packageThe plant was brown and black and near death. It was in putting soil. The pictures of the product showed the plant right side up in a clear box. Its dead
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Fake - received plain soil in a pot
by Tammy M. Turner (1 out of 5 stars)
April 21, 2019

Received a pot of empty soil. No plant. It just arrived today so it wasn't sitting outside unopened. Arrived in foam popcorn and a plain plastic bag instead if the instruction box in the image. It should have been full of moss not soil so I was scammed.

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