It's always a nice surprise to receive the ICPS Carnivorous Plant Newsletter in the mail. It is published quarterly, so the sad thing is...

I just attended (over Zoom) a talk by Thilo Krueger, who shared his research on "Carnivorous Plants of South-West Australia). It was...

I've posted before on venus flytrap mechanism, referencing some cool research about how the flow of calcium ions plays a part in the...

This ping is from my favorite carnivorous plant nursery, California Carnivores. I wish we lived closer to them so I could visit more...

Dionaea are fascinating plants. They have active traps (as opposed to passive traps like pitcher plants). I describe this more on my...

These are only published once a quarter, so it feels like a long time goes by before I get one of these in the mail. But when they...

I found this neat drawing of the anatomy of a Byblis liniflora flower on a site called Florence Grovida Gardening and it reminded me of...

I just got this cobra lily from California Carnivores. They have the most beautiful plants and always look amazing. I really like that...

I think these look really neat, kind of alien-like, and unlike most other plants. Pygmy sundews are really interesting and are often...

My mom got me a 3-volume set of books about Drosera of the World from RedFern Natural History for Christmas. I knew they would arrive...

One of my absolute favorite things to find in the mailbox - the ICPS newsletter! If you aren't familiar with it, ICPS stands for...

Every new carnivorous plant grower should get this book. I wrote about this in the section called "Carnivorous Plant Basics" on my Guides...

I just finished watching an interesting live talk by Dr. Gregory Allan, a Byblis expert. The talk was arranged by the Bay Area...

Carnivorous plants are awesome, but I think all plants are cool and like to try to grow them as well. I have a few air plants and just...