Carnivorous house plants

Bog Garden for Carnivorous Plants: Nothing livens up a classroom windowsill like some predator / prey action. Carnivorous plants are the mightiest of houseplants, but many can only thrive in a soggy, acidic, bog environment. To keep your carnivorous plants happy year-round, ma…

Carnivorous plants are peculiar. They fend for themselves by trapping insects, feeding on their nutrients and that (should) make your job a whole lot easier.

Carnivorous plants make great houseplants because they're low maintenance and help to reduce unwanted insects. Here are 5 of the best carnivorous houseplants to add to your indoor garden. #houseplants #carnivorousplants #indoorplants #indoorgarden

Grow 7 of the best carnivorous plants for your garden or indoor collection, known for their unique adaptations and insect-trapping abilities.

Looking for carnivorous houseplants? Here are 5 of the best carnivorous plants to grow indoors and my tips on how to care for them.

The Venus flytrap is one of the most fascinating plants in the world, known not just for its appearance but for its carnivorous behavior. Watching it catch and digest flies is captivating, especially for children

Beautiful Venus Flytraps clones from the greenhouse May 2016 -Jeremiah-

Pitcher plants are one of the most unique looking garden plants out there. High carnivorous, these plants are great for controlling pests like insects and bugs. Learn how to care for your own pitcher plant with this great Pitcher plant guide.

What type of plant is a mean, green, fungus-gnat-eating machine and makes the perfect orchid or houseplant companion? A butterwort AKA a ‘ping’ AKA Pinguicula!…