Has anyone tried these in a pond?
Pitcher Plant and Venus Fly Traps
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Has anyone tried these in a pond?
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I have heard they do well in bogs, not sure about ponds, but should work if planted to the right depth in the water.
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I have heard they do well in bogs, not sure about ponds, but should work if planted to the right depth in the water.
Great! Thanks.:redface:
Great! Thanks.:redface:
linc2010 said:
I have both in my pond. I put them in a floating planter. They like light, but not direct sun for long periods of time. They do really well.
linc2010 said:
I have both in my pond. I put them in a floating planter. They like light, but not direct sun for long periods of time. They do really well.
Sunshine said:
Fantastic! I will do it!:cheerful:
Sunshine said:
Fantastic! I will do it!:cheerful:
linc2010 said:
You'll have to bring them indoors for the winter. I put mine in a small plastic aquarium with peat moss. If the aquarium doesn't have a lid, put Saran wrap or something like that over it. I add water about 3 times during the winter just to keep the peat moss moist. They will come back bigger the next Spring.
linc2010 said:
You'll have to bring them indoors for the winter. I put mine in a small plastic aquarium with peat moss. If the aquarium doesn't have a lid, put Saran wrap or something like that over it. I add water about 3 times during the winter just to keep the peat moss moist. They will come back bigger the next Spring.