This is for Itzy.... Carnivorous plants are very interesting and easy to grow if you just follow some easy tips. 1. Don't ever fertilize them. 2. Use soil that has no nutrients or minerals in it like peat moss (not the miracle grow kind, it has fertilizer in it.) 3. Full sun is best. They like light and lots of it. 4. Keep the soil wet at all times, use the tray method and keep it filled at all times 5. Use distilled or rain water, tap water is very bad for em. Other than that, you're good to go! If you need any additional info, this is a good site: http://www.carnivorousplants.org/howto/ Good luck!

Cool, you might repot it in fresh peat and perlite 50/50 mix and see if the roots are still alive. They will be thick rhizomes, like starchy potato and carrot type plants. The rhizome will be thick and creamy white inside if it is still alive. You can just scrape a bit of the brown material off the side of the root to see if it is still kicking. The repotting also helps kick start the plant if it is slow in regrowing. If it is still alive, it should start coming back any time now... If the root looks rotten, mouldy, or shriveled, it kicked the bucket. That happens when the overwinter sometimes.

To find the grower, you have to look at the label or the packaging material and you will find who are the suppliers of CP of the store. Not only that, the company always stay with the same method of packaging gthe plants. Gubler now and them may change how they ship their plants like selling 'ventratas' in 6 inch pots and enveloped in clear plastic or what they did with 'Judith Hindle', potted in 4 inch pots like any plant and that's it. Anyways, I didn't start the list but I have been using it and have been updating it. This is what I got for now and any feedback will be appreciated. Booman Floral - Vista, CA (also as Bloomrite/Nurserymen's Exchange - Morro Bay & Vista, CA typical packaging: dome but most often a large potted plants in plastic bag/sock. Found in: HD, Lowe's, Walgreen's. CP: Dionaea muscipula (typical) Drosera capensis, D. spatulata, D. 'Marston's Dragon', D. multifida, D. binata, D. intermedia, D. adelae, D. nidiformis - dielsonii Sarracenia minor, S. purpurea, S. flava (ssp. rugelii?), S. leucophylla, S. x 'Cobra's Nest', S. x 'Judith Hindle' Darlingtonia californica Nepenthes x 'Ventrata', N. x 'Judith Finn' Pinguicula x 'Titan' Botanical Wonders - CIP Nursery - NC Region: East of Rockies? Typical packaging: clear plastic cubes (a.k.a. Cube of Death by in CP forums) Found in: Lowe's (only to date) CPs: Dionaea muscipula (typical) Darlingtonia californica Sarracenia rubra, 'Judith Hindle', S. x wrigleyana ('Scarlet Belle'), S. purpurea Drosera adelae Nepenthes ventricosa Pinguicula primuliflora, P. vulgaris? Gubler Orchids - Landers, CA Region: Western States? Nationwide? Typical packaging: dome cup on small 3' pot. Found in: Lowe's, HD CPs: Darlingtonia californica Dionaea muscipula (typical, 'Cupped Trap', 'Dentate', 'Crested Petiole' 'Akai Ryu'?) Sarracenia psitticina, S. rubra, S. x 'Judith Hindle', S. purpurea, S. x wrigleyana Drosera tokaiensis (the popular D. rotundifolia x D. spathulata hybrid), D. adelea, D. rotundifolia, D. capensis (narrow leaf?) Nepenthes ventricosa, N x 'Ventrata', Nepenthes x 'Judith Finn', N. madagascariensis, N. rafflesiana? Pinguicula primuliflora, P. x 'Pirouette', P. cyclosecta, P. lutea, P. ?, P. ?? As you can see, the ones with question marks are yet to be identified for example P. ? is one and P. ?? is another. Others because the plant was small, I could only determined what I can by the aspect of its urn. Booman Floral does a better job at naming their plants then Gubler. So what do you think of my list. This is only something I use as a guide and it's not official. Gublers have been rotating different species of plants but they always sell the popular Venus flytraps cultivars. So any feedback will be helpful. And nice plants by the way, my plants that I bought also from the Cube of Death. I'm still trying to determine what it is but I'm starting to lean that it may by ventricosa. With each new urn, waist is starting to constrict, mouth is widening and peristome flaring noticeably.

i got a larger pot that was what i bought it in a few days b 4 the picture. But it has TONS of runners, and sence i didnt have a lot of Sphagnum moss, i put three parts perlite, one part peat and one part sphagnum sence i didnt have alot. Im definitaly going to put sphagnum in it when i purchase some soon (aroud christmas time i get money no one knows what to buy a Teenager n e more!) lol Any ways ill be buying sphagnum and some stuff for my Dew tank. the mist isnt good for the dews so im gettin some kind of pipe to put on it and mist once or twice a week. and close the terrium a bit more to keep the humidity up. Though its cracked barly any as it is and it doesnt get Foggy on the sides. If i close it any more it will be prone to fungus and stuff!!!! but i cant be for sure i cant find any of my Mesuring tape and ohh well its better than that little container it was in. Cheers