Insectivore

Wow, what a healthy looking specimen. I had one, once and must have let it get dry...it died. I'm inspired to try again.

Do give it another go, they soon mop up all the flies that get in the kitchen, no need for smelly fliy sprays,

Although we have lots of flies outside, not too many make their way in. The ones that do make it in get the swatter! What we do have in the house are these annoying little gnats, I think that they come from my planting soil. I'm sure they would fall into this lovely plant and die too. I've got this daddy long-leg spider living under a nightlight in the hallway. He's doing such a good job of catching those gnats that I've left him there. His home under the nightlight is looking pretty gross and messy, that I keep wanting to clean it up.

Wow...and in a pot too! I would never have tried these as a house plant...thanks for the inspiriation! lol....

wow....i love these..

they are good fun, and it's surprising what they catch, so dont get your nose too close,lol.

I wonder if it could survive in the tropics? I wouldnt mind one!!!

I dont know how it would like the tempeature, but this one must not be allowed to dry out, I keep it perminently in 1inch of rain water, and of course there is no shotage of that here,LOL

Awesome...! I can't imagine what I 'd have to pay for a huge specimen like that here, it's amazing.

Will you bring your indoors, Flcrazy? wonder how they would do down on your lakeshore? = ] ???? Have you seen Muddiwellies pic of the blossoms? I think he has Darlingtonia...not sure...worth a look though, aye?

Lori luckily, the two varieties I have, I can leave outside.

I found one FF and it's doing nicely :)