Scary Carnivorous Plants and Meat Eating Plants Perfect for Little Monsters
Scary Carnivorous Plants and Meat Eating Plants Perfect for Little Monsters
Carnivorous Plants and Meat Eating Plants are absolutely perfect for any budding gardening enthusiasts. For youngsters, especially those that aren't keen on pretty flowers, the types of carnivorous plants and meat eating plants that are perfect, are the Venus Fly Trap type of plants.
There are many other types of carnivorous plants and exotic plants that children will adore (and the good news is, they don't need a great deal of looking after), including clever and magical sensitive plants that move when you touch them...sounds very Harry Potter doesn't it?
For any young children that loves to get messy, likes creepy crawlies and all things icky and yucky...these meat eating and carnivorous plants are ideal as little projects that are super fun and exciting.
Check this range of EXCELLENT Carnivorous Plants on Amazon.com - all of which receive 5 STAR Customer Reviews!
On this page, I've collected some of the best carnivorous plants and meating eating plants that the wide world web has to offer. They would make excellent projects for Halloween, or for a gift! Give the gift of a scary plant to someone who likes all things creepy and ghouly.
All pictures from Amazon.com
Brilliant starter kits - to get your scary carnivorous plant, meat eating!
Venus Fly Trap Fiends Plant Kit With Micro Terrarium
Don't crowd your Carnivorous Plant!
Although some of the images on this page, show a meat eating plant under some sort of plastic shelter - like a green house, it's not a good idea to keep your carnivorous plant sheltered like that. They need room to breathe and fresh air to grow in! It's fine to start them off like that, but once the seedlings appear and you have your own mini meat eater plant established, let it out in the open!
Do you let your Plants Eat Meat?
Have you ever grown a carnivorous plant, or a meat eating plant?
Venus Fly Trap Carnivorous Plants Grow It Kit
Don't keep a carnivorous plant in a contained garden, they need open air to thrive and survive!
Tickle Me Plant Deluxe Greenhouse Kit
This neat little kit is perfect for those that aren't looking for a plant that will eat insects or mystery flying bugs. This cool little plant reacts to touch. All you do is gentle tickle it's leaves and it will react and curl up - super cute - and a brilliant way to get kids engaged with nature, caring for plant life and gardening.
Simply right-click and copy these words, "Tickle Me Plant Deluxe Greenhouse Kit", then click on one of the Amazon.com links above and right-click paste them into the search box!
Really cool links about your Carnivorous Plants!
- Carnivorous Plants | Venus Fly Trap | Pitcher Plant
Carnivorous Plants here at Hampshire Carnivorous Plants we have a huge range of these unusual plants available for the beginner to the keen collector - From Garden to Vase: Carnivorous Plants Garden Party | Apartment Therapy
The week leading up to Halloween seems like the perfect time to learn about carnivorous plants. Some varieties of these flesh-eating beauties are surprisingly easy to grow at home, and in cut flower arrangements they're as long-lasting as they are go - Carnivorous plants, How to Grow and Care for Carnivorous Plants
Guides to growing and caring for carnivorous plants, with light and watering requirements, growing tips, and photographs - Carnivorous Plants in a Bog Garden
Learn about carnivorous plants. How to build a bog garden and pond. Propogation tips. Carnivorous Plants are beatiful. Find out how they can add an exotic look to your garden. - Growing Carnivorous Plants In the Garden
Want some meat eaters in your garden? No, we're not talking about your teenage son and his friends. Luckily, carnivorous plants don't want a grilled hamburger, but they will help themselves to the insect population in your yard. - Video: How to Fertilize Carnivorous Plants | eHow.com
How to Fertilize Carnivorous Plants. Part of the series: Gardening Tips. Carnivorous plants do not use fertilizers, and they do not get their nutrition from the soil, as they are known to rely on insects for nutrition. Discover why carnivorous plants - Carnivorous Garden With Peter D'Amato - Martha Stewart Home & Garden
Watch Marthastewart's Carnivorous Garden With Peter D'Amato Video. Get do-it-yourself closet, kitchen, and cabinet organization ideas, plus home decorating and gardening tips.
Exciting carnivorous plants, that have already grown!
Of course, if you want a carnivorous plant, you need to buy them from seed. If you click on any of the Amazon.com links on this page, you can buy all sorts of carnivorous plants that are already fully grown.
For some, this is a perfect option, it means less stress about getting your seeds to germinate...they've already done that. So now, all you need is to care for them. Sweet!
Did you know the Scientific name for a Venus Fly Trap is:
Dionaea Muscipula
Probably the Most Famous Carnivorous and Meat Eating Plant... - Buy the Movie Poster for Little Shop of Horrors...
The Little Shop of Horrors!
If you haven't seen this film, I thoroughly recommend it, it's a lot of fun.
The imagery is iconic, as is the music.
...and of course, it's about a big venus fly trap that grows...and grows...
Do not feed Humans to your Carnivorous Plant
...or hamburgers! There is too much fat and protein, that the carnivorous venus fly trap can't digest. All that will happen, is your beautiful Dionaea muscipula will rot and die, and we don't want that, do we?
What does the BBC say about Venus Fly trap carnivorous plants?
- BBC Nature - Venus flytrap videos, news and facts
Venus flytraps are carnivorous plants native to a small region of wetlands in the eastern United States.
This "Sensitive" plant is REALLY cool...the slightest touch to it, will make the leaves close up!
