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This episode talks about the Venus Flytrap, a fascinating plant that has captured the imagination of people for generations as a mysterious carnivorous plant that eats insects and small animals.
Carnivorous plants have developed special adaptations to get nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus, which are typically obtained from soil, by eating bugs or other small animals. They also perform photosynthesis like other plants to convert the energy from the sun into sugar and oxygen.
This podcast episode delves into the fascinating characteristics of the Venus Flytrap, including how it creates an airtight seal and the triggers that initiate the plant's digestive process.
Learn about the life of a Venus fly trap and the process of how it seals and digests prey.
The second part of the podcast explores the process of digestion in carnivorous plants and how they break down the soft tissues of their prey into basic particles to extract all the necessary nutrients to survive.
The key to keeping your plants alive is making sure they have enough water, but it's important to use deionized, distilled or reverse osmosis water and avoid tap water.
Cymbidium orchids, which can grow up to 4 feet tall, require a lot of sunlight and moderate watering. They need to be taken out of a terrarium and exposed to cold temperatures in the winter to thrive.
Learn when to divide and where to buy Venus Fly Traps from a specialist nursery to ensure optimal growth. The transcript also includes unrelated dialogue about holding a burning blunt.
This transcript segment contains recommendations and ads for various podcasts, including The Mantawalk Caves, Inner Cosmos with David Eagleman, and On Purpose with Jay Shetty.