I'd rather die than drink tap water too.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks you! I am glad you enjoyed the videos

Vfts are a bit tricky at first, but hope the videos help for next time

Did you water it with distilled or rain water and did you have it in full sun AKA 6 hours a day minimum? Also i don’t mean to sound like in calling you dumb or saying that you are a bad grower I’m just asking so that you know how to take care of these plant well and I am simply giving constructive feedback

Same here. I bought a Flytrap from a store because it was dying. The main issue was that nobody gave it water in the store and the soil was very dry. I used a rain water, didn't repott it yet. I probably won't put it outside. It doesn't even seem to be dormant. Do you have a basement where the temperature is lower but not as cold as outside? I think that would be a good place where to put your flytrap during winter.

They can live outside, no need to bring them in and out

@@venusflytrapworld thank you for the clarification?

These plants normally live outside. But If you bought a Flytrap that wasn't used to direct sunlight, bring it outside only if the sun isn't too strong. Plant could get burned. In the summer, put in outside in the morning and in evening. Avoid the noon sunlight. When your plant acclimates to sunlight, you don't have to bring it back indoor anymore. 👍

Ugh i wish someone replied to u bc i just bought myself one too😩. Idk how often to water bc google says something different every article😢

@@pookie5304-ij8wg based on the research I did they said to keep it moist but not soggy. They also recommended using a tray (with water) to put underneath so that the plant will suck in the water from underneath instead of pouring it directly over the plant as it will keep it from getting overwatered or under watered. I just repotted it during winter because the roots were coming out from the bottom. But as of right now it’s not doing so good because I left it outside and it got overwatered with the rain so I’m hoping it recovers 😕.

Good idea! I will add it to an upcoming video 👍

Yes! A humidifier can work well, especially for indoor locations which tend to be dry

Awesome! B52 are beautiful cultivars, definitely worth it

Just a heads up B-52 will require lots of sunlight to look nice. Mine started forming more red pigmentation when the traps was already pretty big, every trap takes time to turn really red. Good luck and hope you get your B-52. Ps. Another super nice looking and vigorous VFT are the Red Dentate, their traps are redish green and very large. They are even more vigorous than the B-52 cultivars.

That's awesome! There are some unique cultivars out there

Thanks for subbing! That video is on my list. I will do my best to make it soon.

That is so lucky!! Amazing deal.

At least in some locations, I bought mine 2 weeks ago at home depot

I don't understand your question. You ask if HD is selling them, as if you didn't know. But then you say, they sell them.

@@pershop4950 rn. They don't stock them year round

I have even seen dente VFTs at Lowe’s and Home Depot

I will definitely make one. But for now, the seedling care video might offer some good info: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g7CIlNKDx7HHcok.html

Thanks for the question! Here are my thoughts: Some types of VFTs exhibit reddish colors when exposed to intense lighting (like the red dragon) and that is completely normal. Also, in some cases, VFTs can kind of get a sunburn when the weather conditions change suddenly.

That is pricey for Lowes. At that rate, I would just buy a bundle in an online nursery

@@venusflytrapworld yes! exactly

Do you have 3 sizes there? My Lowes has a $5 and a $10 size. They also started carrying one that is $6, and those look better in general. I just buy the $5 size though, since the $10 ones aren't necessarily much bigger or have more leaves to make it look like it's worth more than the $5 ones.

@@pershop4950 my local lowes has 3 types small for 6$ large for 11$ and there's one that's all dried up DIY for 11$