Pinguicula Agnata silver Drosera Capensis can be potted

Drosera Capensis can be potted into a 50/50 mix of peat and perlite or in sphagnum

Shea Butter

It is important to use a nutrient free soil with VFT such as 50/50 peat/Perlite or long fibred spagnum along with mineral and chlorine free water

You can put the flytraps back outside once it has warmed up to over 10 degrees during the day and 5 degrees at night

Tillandsia Houston is a gorgeous blooming air plant with firm silver grey foliage

Pinguicula Agnata silver Drosera Capensis can be pottedPinguicula Agnata is a more upright Butterwort. This carnivorous plant will produce blooms with a bluish tinge. During the active growing cycle this plant will feed on fungus gnats, fruit flies and other small insects. Butterworts are treated as a bog plant and need to be wet during the summer and allowed to stay only damp through their succulent winter phase. Butterworts are great for indoor growing as you do not need to add any extra humidity.