At ease in their natural environment, plants carnivores are more or less easy to grow indoors. Exciting, they attract their prey with subterfuges and lures, capture them and digest them. Whether they have glue traps, suction traps or pitcher traps, Venus flytraps, Droseras, Nepenthes, Darlingtonia and many others remain very attractive for insects who, unfortunately, get caught in a deadly trap. As beautiful as they are dangerous for their prey, let’s discover some of the most common carnivorous plants.
Attract, capture, digest: this is the program of carnivorous plants
