plant that eats flies

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sundew

Sarracenia cobra

Nepenthes

Utricularia

Sarracenia

Insect viola

flytrap

Sarracenia

glandularia

Armyworm Wattle

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Drosera: Capable of preying on bugs and absorbing their nutrients. Cobra Sarracenia: It has a physical resemblance to a cobra and can catch insects. Nepenthes: Also called monkey cup, in addition to preying on flies, it can even prey on small birds and mice. Utricularia algae: Also known as gateweed. Sarracenia: looks like a bottle. Insect viola: brightly colored to attract insects. Flytrap: It is a powerful tool for catching flies.

sundew

Drosera

Drosera, also known as golden silk, white mosaic, summer without trace, pepper grass, mountain pepper, stone dragon bud grass, sundew, etc., is a plant produced in Antarctica. Eat bugs and absorb their nutrients.

Cobra Sarracenia

As the name suggests, the plant's shape resembles that of a cobra. It is a must-have plant for many plant collectors.

Nepenthes

It is also called the Monkey Cup. This name comes from the fact that monkeys were seen holding it to drink water. In addition to preying on insects, it can even prey on birds flying in the sky and mice crawling on the ground. A very strange carnivorous plant.

Utricularia

Also Known as the gate grass, it has a very gentle appearance, has a long flowering period, and its flowers are very petite and cute.

Sarracen

Bottle Grass is a plant native to the United States. Its shape resembles a bottle, hence its name.

Insect-catching Viola

Insect-catching The pansy is very brightly colored, which is how it attracts bugs.

Flytrap

The Venus flytrap, also known as insect trap, floor pearl, fly hell, etc., is a plant native to North America.

Sun Sarracenia

This grass replenishes itself with nutrients from the insects it captures. Its appearance feels very elegant.

Glandularia

Glandularia grass, also called rainbow grass, also absorbs nutrients from insects and uses them for itself. Nowadays, they are planted in flower pots all over the world for viewing.

Armyworm thorn

Armyworm wattle is originally a plant from the Mediterranean. It can emit a strong fragrance, which is also the method it uses to attract insects.

Sarracenia cobra

Nepenthes

Utricularia

Sarracenia

Insect viola

flytrap

Sarracenia

glandularia

Armyworm Wattle

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