Mini Venus Fly Trap

Hey! Be careful with those chomps, little Venus Flytrap. You almost got me! Oh, was that on purpose? To you, I probably look like a huge bug. I've got a protective outer shell, wings, a thorax, and an abdomen. And I even lay eggs under leaves. Maybe I do seem like a giant bug after all. Wait, am I really a giant bug? I've got a lot to think about. This Mini Venus Fly Trap is a fascinating addition to any plant collection, ready to catch and munch on pesky insects.

Taking care of your Mini Venus Fly Trap is a breeze. First, place it in a spot with bright, indirect sunlight. It loves moist soil, so keep it damp but not waterlogged. You can use distilled water or rainwater for watering. As for food, let it catch its own insects in a natural environment. If there aren't enough bugs around, you can feed it small insects like flies or ants every once in a while. Just use a pair of tweezers to place the insect gently on the trap. Don't overfeed it, once or twice a month is enough. When the trap closes, it's working hard to digest the food. Don't try to force it open. And make sure the temperature stays between 60 - 85°F. With these simple steps, your Mini Venus Fly Trap will thrive and keep catching bugs for you.