For sale here are hardened off clones about 2 months out of the lab. They have been acclimated to humid greenhouse conditions and are currently being transitioned from beneath the benches to the top of the benches. They are forming traps.
This is an opportunity to get young plants at a deep discount over what they will cost as they get larger.
Venus Flytrap 'Korean Melody Shark' | Rare Carnivorous Plant for Sale
Add a rare and stunning carnivorous plant to your collection with the Venus Flytrap 'Korean Melody Shark'.
Why Choose 'Korean Melody Shark'?
Unique Trap Shape: Features distinct, dramatic teeth and a compact growth habit that resembles a miniature shark.
Vibrant Coloration: Develops deep red interiors inside the traps when grown in bright, direct sunlight.
Easy to Grow: Thrives outdoors in sunny, boggy conditions or indoors under strong grow lights.
Natural Pest Control: Actively attracts and catches flies, gnats, and other small insects in your home or garden.
Plant Care Guide
Light
Needs 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily.
A sunny south-facing windowsill or outdoor patio works best.
Water
Keep the soil consistently moist during the growing season.
Use the tray method: set the pot in a dish filled with 1 inch of water.
Only use distilled water, reverse osmosis (RO) water, or collected rainwater. Tap water contains minerals that will harm the plant.
Soil
Plant in a nutrient-free mix of 50% peat moss and 50% perlite or silica sand.
Never use standard potting soil or miracle-gro compost.
Feeding
Feed once or twice a month only if kept indoors and unable to catch bugs.
Do not fertilize the soil or feed traps dead bugs if the plant is outdoors catching its own food.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to feed my Venus Flytrap?
No. Outdoor plants catch all the food they need on their own. Indoor plants only need one or two small bugs a month.
Do the traps die after closing?
Yes. Each individual trap opens and closes about 3 to 4 times before turning black and dying off. New traps quickly grow to replace them.
Does it need a winter dormancy?
Yes. Venus flytraps require a 3 to 4 month winter rest period with cooler temperatures and shorter daylight hours to stay healthy for the next year.