FOTD – Pitcher Plant
The Pitcher Plant is a carnivorous plant, much like the Venus Flytrap. It catches and eats mosquitos making it the best natural bug zapper ever. The leaves are called pitfall traps that features a cavity filled with digestive liquid. This plant will lure flying and crawling insects by bribing them with nectar.
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Amazing plant!
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It really is! 🙂
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Believe it or not there’s an “International Carnivorous Plant Society.” Fascinating that a scientific body has taken on the job of telling the folks on The Third Rock about these plants, to include facts about the pitcher plant at the following link. https://www.carnivorousplants.org/
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That is quite interesting! Who would have thunk it? LOL! 🙂
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How cool are these!! I’ve never seen one before, so fascinating 🌟😊🌟
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The work! 🙂 And they are just cool looking. 🙂
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I’ve heard a lot about this plant but this is the first time that I’m seeing such close up views. Great photos, Lisa
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Thanks Shweta. They work great! 🙂
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Yes. Have a great day, Lisa
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Very unusual plant.. it looks like something else, that would be too rude to say 😂
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LOL! That’s from the downed bottle of wine, right? hehehe! 🙂
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I need to plant a few of those on my back fence. Pretty and useful. Is it a vine?
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No, it’s not a vine. It is a hanging plant, or at least the variety we have is planted in hanging baskets.
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Lovely! I’m yet to see one…
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We purchased ours at the art mart (like a farmer’s market). Haven’t seen any for sell in a long time. 🙂
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I learned about those on Planet Earth when I watched it awhile back. Definitely a wild plant! Those are pretty amazing pics too
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Thank you very much! 😊
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interesting plants! 🙂
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It really is! 🙂
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