How to grow Venus Flytrap to make the clips bigger? What to do if the clips turn black?

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: The soil used to grow Venus flytrap needs to be fluffy and breathable. It is best to provide it with slightly acidic loam for planting. Do not use ordinary garden soil for planting, otherwise the plants will not survive.

2. Light: Place it in a place where it can receive sufficient light for maintenance, avoiding the stimulating light of summer, but it can be exposed to sunlight all day in other seasons. If there is not enough light, you can provide it with supplementary light, which will allow the Venus flytrap to grow vigorously.

3. Watering: Always keep the pot moist, but do not allow water to accumulate. The water used to water it needs to be relatively pure, and the salt content should be as low as possible to avoid killing the Venus flytrap.

4. Fertilization: It is advisable to fertilize it once every 7 days. When fertilizing, you can dilute the fertilizer and then spray it. Do not pour the fertilizer directly on the plant to avoid causing the plant to die.

2. What to do if the clip turns black

1. Cause of occurrence: It is possible that the clamps turn black because it is fed too much food. Because the Venus flytrap eats too much, it is difficult to digest it and will directly kill it. It may also be caused by excessive moisture. Just keep the temperature around 20 degrees.

2. Take measures: You can reduce food intake appropriately. They can hunt by themselves, so try to reduce feeding and reduce water demand.