What are the main differences between the different horticultural species of Venus flytrap?

The exterior shape, as well as the form of the gardening products, are different.

The differences are mainly in the size, shape and color of the leaves.

The main differences are in the shape and color of the leaves, as well as the soil conditions.

It's reflected in the appearance, such as the size of the leaves, and the color.

It doesn't look like any other plant.

The main difference is the appearance.

The main manifestation is that he can catch some bugs.

A wide variety of bugs can be caught.

Because just like his name, he can catch flies and so on.

Venus flytrap is a perennial herbaceous plant, the stem is slightly shorter, and it grows a whole leaf surface very similar to a pearl oyster, with many irregularly shaped small spines on the border, it will use the leaf surface to capture small insects, when the insects crawl to the leaf surface, the leaves will close by themselves, trapping the small insects inside, so as to improve the nutrients of the plant, and also have a high ornamental value, and it is easier to take care of in ordinary times, and the maintenance is simple.

Appearance characteristics: Venus flytrap is a perennial herbaceous plant, the stem is slightly shorter, the plant shape is not too high, about 10 38 cm, and it grows a whole leaf surface very similar to a pearl oyster, with many irregularly shaped small spines on the border, which looks like a tooth.

Venus flytrap is also a plant that is able to bloom during the summer months, its flowers are umbel-shaped and its color is milky white. It produces obovate fruits four to six mm long with many small seeds.

Characteristics of predation method: Venus flytrap is also a carnivorous plant, it will use its foliage to catch small insects. When the insect crawls to the leaf surface, the leaf closes itself, trapping the small insect inside, and then secretes mucus that will be absorbed to bring nutrients to the plant.

Venus flytraps are not toxic and do not produce any flavor. It will not affect the body, it can be used for breeding, it can be used to hunt mosquitoes, it has a unique appearance, and has a high ornamental value. Venus flytrap usually prefers moist soils, it often grows and develops in wetland ecosystems, usually it has a well-developed root system, is better able to adapt to new environments, and is easier to care for in normal times.

It has a short stem, an insect trap that resembles a "shell" at the tip of the leaf, and secretes honey, and when a small insect breaks in, it can be pinched at a very fast speed and digested and absorbed.

Venus flytraps are the scariest ice grass in the world.

See for yourself, I'm not going to copy it.

1. Venus flytrap has the habit of preying on insects, and the predatory organ of the flytrap is part of its leaves. Most of these carnivorous plants grow in wetlands with relatively poor nutrients, and in order to supplement the insufficient nutrients, especially nitrogen and phosphoric acid, they prey on insects to digest their nutrients through specially evolved structures.

2. Venus flytraps prefer to be in places with sufficient water and acidic environment. Venus flytrap is native to wetlands, and the soil in this area is mostly peat and silica sand. Most of its water sources are rainwater, which fuses with carbon dioxide through the atmosphere and falls to the earth, resulting in an acidic environment.

3. Venus flytrap begins to bloom shortly after it grows new leaves in the spring, and it will grow a flower stem that is 15 to 25 cm tall and has about 10 flower buds at the tip. It blooms every other day and is white in color.

Cultivation conditions. 1. Light: swamp plants, the native environment has no shade from tall plants, and likes sunlight. When cultivating at home, spring, autumn and winter can be full sunshine, and in the southern summer, 50% shade should be added or placed on the indoor sunny window sill.

Or use a plant fill light (red-blue ratio 2:1) to carry out artificial light cultivation at a distance of 15-30cm above the plant, and the irradiation time is 4 hours.

2. Moisture: Try to use soft water such as pure water and rainwater (tap water can be used in southern China). The basin immersion method (called the "waist water" method in Hong Kong and Taiwan) is used to create a small environment similar to the original place.

3. Humidity: greater than 50%, the native environment of the Venus flytrap is a swamp-type grassland, the humidity is relatively high, if you can use a large water basin to make waist water, the humidity near it will be a little higher, you can also add a layer of water moss to the topsoil of the pot, which is also helpful to maintain air humidity.

Gigantic: B52, G16, XL Clone, Giant, etc.

Rare: cudo, daijin, funnel, cup, baron, etc.

Novice: Flower catch.

Distinct characteristic type: most of them have typical traits clips or colors, too many, such as shark, royal red, etc.

For those who have no planting experience, you can choose flower catches or general varieties, and don't get started with rare ones, one is ** high and the plants are young and there is a certain risk.

It's too much, I can't tell, I can show you the official website, there are many of them, and some of them are very rare, so it can be said that there is no ** in the market for the time being, leave a q