Archive - Carnivorous Journey

YOU'RE NOT FERTILIZING YOUR NEPENTHES ENOUGH

No, seriously. Fertilize them more.

Oct 20, 2023 •

July 2023

SPECIES PROFILE: NEPENTHES DIATAS

A stunning yet somewhat obscure species from Aceh,Sumatra

Jul 23, 2023 •

December 2019

MASS POACHING OF SARRACENIA PURPUREA IN THE NJ PINELANDS

A beloved site falls victim to poaching

Dec 20, 2019 •

November 2018

SPECIES PROFILE: DROSERA SOLARIS

This small, challenging sundew is one of the best looking in the genus if grown well.

Nov 29, 2018 •

October 2018

SPECIES PROFILE: DROSERA NEOCALEDONICA

Should you grow it warm? Should you grow it cold? This rare sundew has conflicting cultivation information everywhere!

Oct 14, 2018 •

May 2018

SOME THINGS TO CONSIDER AS THE GROWING SEASON BEGINS

How can you set your temperate carnivorous plants up for success as winter turns to spring?

May 4, 2018 •

January 2018

SPECIES PROFILE: DROSERA GRAOMOGOLENSIS

This Brazilian sundew is one of the most beautiful in the genus. Best of all, it isn't all that hard to grow.

Jan 26, 2018 •

November 2017

SOME THOUGHTS ON PINGUICULA ROCK PLANTINGS

Learn how to create plantings that border on art!

Nov 28, 2017 •

October 2017

A FEW HIGHLAND PLANTS TO ROUND OFF OCTOBER

It's always a pleasure when highland plants come out of the summer unscathed!

Oct 29, 2017 •

September 2017

July 2017

A VISIT TO NATIVE EXOTICS

What's brewing in this upstate New York carnivorous plant nursery?

Jul 24, 2017 •

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