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  • D. Capensis (Typcial)

    Drosera Capensis or the Cape Sundew is a small rosette forming carnivorous plant producing strap-lik...
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  • S. Leucophylla (White Pitcher Plant)

    Sarracenia Leucophylla or the White Top Pitcher Plant is a carnivorous plant in the genus, Sarraceni...
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  • Venus Flytrap (Typical)

    The typical venus flytrap grows in what we call a dimorphic growth pattern, this means that the plan...
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  • N. Hookeriana X (N. Ampullaria X Rafflesiana)

    Nepenthese Hookeriana is a very large intermediate to low land situated plant which is very easy to ...
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Older Articles

  • How to care for CephalotusFebruary 28, 2012
  • What’s new at Pans CarnivoresJanuary 20, 2012
  • How to care for a new carnivorous plant in South AfricaOctober 19, 2011
  • How to grow SarraceniaSeptember 14, 2011
  • Carnivorous plant Trapping MechanismsSeptember 9, 2011
  • How to care for a NepenthesSeptember 8, 2011
  • Brief intro to tissue cultureSeptember 5, 2011
  • State of the Nursery AddressSeptember 5, 2011
  • Cultivating the Venus FlytrapSeptember 1, 2011
  • Care Tips and Growing Information

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    How to care for Cephalotus

    by Peter Hewitt on February 28, 2012No Comments

    In this post I will describe the cultivation of on of the worlds most charming and interesting Carnivorous plants. Cephalotus Follicularis is a fairly small and bizarre looking plant which hails from extreme South West Australia. Some common names for [...]

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    What’s new at Pans Carnivores

    by Peter Hewitt on January 20, 20123 Comments

    OK guys, its been a while since I spent some time on the Website. That is set to change. With the heat and light of full summer upon us for a while now, things are going crazy at the greenhouse [...]

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    How to care for a new carnivorous plant in South Africa

    by Peter Hewitt on October 19, 20119 Comments

    In this post I would like to give some tips and instruction on how to care for a newly arrived carnivorous plant in South Africa. We send plants out potted and the postal services delivering the plants may experience a [...]

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    How to grow Sarracenia

    by Peter Hewitt on September 14, 20112 Comments

    Cultivating the North American Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia) The trumpet pitcher pant (as it is affectionately known) is a rather striking plant which occurs predominately in the South East of the United States. The exception to this would be Sarracenia Purpurea, [...]

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    • How to care for a new carnivorous plant in South Africa
    • How to grow Sarracenia
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    • How to care for a Nepenthes
    • Brief intro to tissue culture
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