2 x Venus Fly Trap Plant - Dionaea MUSCIPULA Carnivorous Healthy Indoor Plant, Natural Fly Catcher, Easy Care - Exotic Air-Purifying Houseplant, Educational Plants for Children - 9cm Pot

• NATURAL INSECT CONTROL - Harness the power of nature with this Venus Fly Trap, a fascinating carnivorous indoor plant (with Red/Pink Traps) that doubles as an organic fly catcher.
• EASY CARE AND MAINTENANCE - Perfect for beginners, this Venus flytrap indoor plant thrives in humid conditions with indirect sunlight, requiring minimal care.
• AIR-PURIFYING QUALITIES - Besides its captivating trapping mechanism, the Venus Fly Trap also contributes to a healthier home environment by purifying the air.
• EDUCATIONAL AND ENGAGING - A living lesson in botany, this plant is ideal for teaching kids about plant biology and the wonders of the natural world in a fun, interactive way.
• READY TO GROW - Delivered in a 9cm pot with soil, your Venus Fly Trap is ready to start catching flies right away, adding intrigue and greenery to your space.

Dionaea Muscipula, commonly named the Venus fly trap, is an evergreen plant known for being insectivorous and a popular novelty indoor plant choice. Its foliage grows in groups of green leaves with a flat stalk terminating in a distinct, hinged fly-catching trap with bristle 'teeth' that will close and interlink in order to secure prey. As tempting as it may be to artificially trigger the plant's trap to shut out of curiosity, the process requires a lot of energy from this fascinating specimen and is advised against for a happy plant. Your Venus fly trap will thrive in a humid position that benefits from full sun or partial shade, planted in a container with moist, well-drained, loamy soil with an acidic pH. During the growing season, water the plant from below by standing the container in a saucer of water up to 2.5cm deep. In the winter months, water the plant from below and dispose of any excess. Keep moist. Remove any dry, dead black parts of the plant. Tiny white flowers will appear in clusters come summer - these blooms are best removed if you are a beginner owner, as flowering can be exhausting for your Venus fly trap. Preventing the flowering will aid the plant in growing more vigorously during summer.