Dionaea muscipula
Venus Fly Trap
Late Winter 2017
11
- 4
Mid Winter 2017
12
- 2
Early Winter 2016
14
- 5
Late Summer 2016
14
- 3




Dionaea muscipula
Late Winter 2017
11
Mid Winter 2017
12

My flytrap has been repotted and is coming out of it's winter dormancy!

It looks hungry. "Feed me Seymour!" 😊
Early Winter 2016
14

My flytrap is in it's winter dormancy. It will have very little growth and almost seem dead. But, it will perk back up in the spring time!

@aes239 You can see the major difference in the dormant plant!

Do you ever feed it when its dormant?

@poopsiepie Do you mean feed it bugs? I leave it outside so it might eat some bugs in it's own. I've only tried to feed it a bug once because I didn't know you have to give it live bugs and not dead ones. Haha

#venusflytrap #venusflytrap-advice
Late Summer 2016
14

@aes239

Wow 😀 that looks amazing! I've only ever had tiny Venus fly traps before, like 2-3 inches max... How big is yours (before dormancy)?

This was this summer before dormancy! I'd say this one was about 4 inches tall after nursing it back to health from Lowe's :'( The other pic is how it looks in dormancy.
I made a mini bog for my Venus flytrap! I am thinking about making a mushroom cap to cover the watering hole.
@sikoma, don't you have a Venus flytrap?
I do Leslie. Very interesting. Thank you @lesliecole49 🤔🤔🤔
Great idea!