I'm so happy that you're back! Funniest carnivorous plant youtuber out there. By the way, I've had a few rescues from that specific brand and the clones are actually good once they get established in my experience.
If it’s the same “Altman” who breeds cacti they usually have pretty good plants, could be a different person/company though. Generally speaking though I hate buying any plants from big box stores.
They don't sell flytraps in Hawaii, so we don't experience these for sale at all (we have strict ecological restrictions on plants and animals entering the state after the ones already introduced basically wiped out half our endemic or indigenous species).
I bought a VFT in one of those Death Cubes. I knew it wasn’t supposed to grow in there, so I repotted the plant, but the cube looked interesting, so I saved it. But I still haven’t thought of anything to do with the plastic cube. I don’t want to stick a live plant in the cube and play football with it. Any other ideas?
At walmart we found absolute LARGE b52 and fangzahn cultivars We grown them for about 3 months now b52s stay the same fangzahn Has LARGE traps and Long teeth
Another question: what are some core fundamentals that gardeners often neglect, that leads to failure? (Asking bc in an old vid you asked for questions, dunno if that's a thing anymore)
why did i get this video in my reccomendations? well if it's either this or clickbaity influadvertisers, I take this EVERY TIME. Also it is a funny video don't get me wrong.
I have a question. Venus flytraps are sold in Arizona as indoor plants, and I have a feeling they could never survive that way without way more artificial intervention than the average Home Depot shopper could ever provide. Which other plants are commonly sold but doomed to die?
@@botanicalchaos Thanks! I have a few happy houseplants, like a christmas cactus, but I killed a bromeliad. I think just about every plant needs detailed instructions.