A lot of the times people ask me where to buy carnivorous plants. The majority of my plants have been purchased online, through several different online nurseries. I’ve never noticed or seen them before at local garden stores, so I never really bothered too.
The other day I was my local Lowes purchasing some moss and noticed a Cobra Lilys display above the Pepsi machine while I was checking out. I noticed they were in such good heath. I remembered reading about a controversy regarding people buying carnivorous plants at lowes, and felt a bit resentful. I really enjoyed their package design, certainly something you would want to keep and not just toss away. So I bought a few, thinking I’d save them from some newbie customer who’d eventually feed it tap water.
They’re only available in-store so next time your at a local Lowes, I would only check them out of you indeed plan on saving them. They also have some small Sarracenia, Sundews and of course, the common venus flytrap.
Where to buy Carnivorous Plants
Feb
23
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Pedro Ruiz is a multimedia designer with a passion for carnivorous plants, trees and food. By sharing his hobby through blogging, he also wants to help educate others how to nurture their plants. He currently lives in Royal Palm, FL. You can follow him on Twitter, Facebook, and Buzz.
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We're here to education and raise awareness to environmental destruction of these carnivorous plants habitat brought forth by human expansion. There are many types of carnivorous plants, some difficult or impossible to find elsewhere. At Plantiis, we hope to educate and inform the public about carnivorous plants.
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