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Frustrated with carnivorous plants looking like this and always dying on you?
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Grow beautiful carnivorous plants using the secrets we've been using here at our nursery...
without a greenhouse or terrarium! |
If you want Venus flytraps, pitcher plants and sundews that will grow for you year after year after year, you need this information, otherwise, you will be spending a lot of time and money killing plant after plant and wondering what you're doing wrong.
This is why we decided to share with you our secrets of growing carnivorous plants. We've seen too many first-time growers struggle keeping their plants alive. Then they give up. Even if they did their own research on how to grow carnivorous plants, they still ended up with dead plants because of faulty information found all over the internet.
Too many websites and books contain outdated information,
which are full of errors, myths and misconceptions.
Even Martha Stewart's Living Magazine, Sunset's Western Garden Book and many other garden books written by "garden experts" contain the same myths and misconceptions about carnivorous plants!
If you continue following their advice, you will always have weak plants, and you will never experience the sheer beauty that these plants have to offer.
• If you want pitcher plants that rival the beauty of any orchid or rose...
• If you want your carnivorous plants to flower year after year...
• If you want a sundew that almost drips with dew...
Then we have no doubt in our minds that the secrets contained in our e-book will work for you, regardless of where you live!
| Thank you for your wonderful e-book! Instead of cash in the trash, now I'm enjoying my beautiful carnivorous plants. Sam E. of Tamarac, Florida USA |
| The CD is great! It is precisely the information I have been looking for.... How to grow them, not just a rehash of all the other books out there that tell you what they look like and descriptions on where they grow. Dave B. of Perth, Australia |
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Secrets to Growing
Beautiful Carnivorous Plants for Your Home and Garden™ (Version 1.2) Digital Download Now Available! |
Are bugs necessary?
On a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being most important), bugs rate a 2 in regards to plant care. Forget the bugs and focus on what really makes carnivorous plants grow.
Aren't carnivorous plants tropical?
Many carnivorous plants commonly found in cultivation are actually native to the United States, including Canada! If you treat these plants as if they were tropical plants, you will never grow them to their full potential. These plants should be grown outdoors, even in winter!
The cobra plant is native to the mountains of southern Oregon and northern California.
Don't carnivorous plants require high humidity?
Too many growers brood over humidity, yet they don't realize that constant high humidity kills more plants than lower humidity. Ditch the terrarium and you will have removed half of your obstacles to healthy carnivorous plants, but read the e-book for the necessary steps to acclimate your plants properly!
We grow many carnivorous plants strictly outdoors.
On this hot summer day, the temperature was 101°F (39°C) with 28% relative humidity!
Shouldn't Venus flytraps be grown in terrariums?
Using a terrarium will turn temperate perennials, such as Venus flytraps and pitcher plants, into disposable plants. Don't get suckered by nurseries that want you to buy their plants over and over. With the right growing instructions, you need to buy Venus flytraps and pitcher plants only once. It is not uncommon for them to live 10+ years! And you can easily propagate more!
Aren't carnivorous plants just plain delicate?
Carnivorous plants are as tough as roses. In fact, if you can grow roses and other common garden perennials, you can easily grow carnivorous plants. Carnivorous plants are extremely resilient and bounce back from rhizome division, root cuttings and leaf cuttings. We'll show you how to propagate your own carnivorous plants.
Many varieties of Asian pitcher plant grow easily as houseplants.
Shouldn't carnivorous plants be protected from frost?
Many carnivorous plants require winter dormancy. While dormant, these plants can tolerate freezing temperatures. Use any of the 6 methods to safely winterize your carnivorous plants.
North American carnivorous plants are tolerant of snow and frost!
Carnivorous plants can't possibly grow in the desert, can they?
You will be very surprised how tough carnivorous plants are. We have many customers who grow their plants in the desert. Use our 8 tips and you will have your own oasis of carnivorous plants... outdoors!
Don't you have to use only distilled water or rainwater?
Too many growers fret needlessly about the purity of their water. In reality, many carnivorous plants are tolerant of hard water. If you have hard water, we'll show you what you can do to minimize its effects.
What about soil?
If you add this common ingredient to your soil mix, you will kill your plants. Use our very simple, 2-ingredient soil recipe that grows beautiful carnivorous plants.
What about sunlight?
When it comes to sunlight, definitely avoid this very common mistake. Even if you choose to use artificial lights, don't be fooled with terms like plant light or full-spectrum. Look for wattage. If your lights are not bright enough, you will have weak unhealthy plants soon enough.
So, how do you really grow carnivorous plants?
The first step is knowing what type of carnivorous plant you have. There are over 600+ species of carnivorous plants, and they all have their unique care. Some are tropical species. Others are temperate species. Some prefer full sun, while others prefer filtered sunlight. Your overall success depends on your ability to select the right plants for your home and garden. We'll show you how to do that with our unique Carnivorous Plant Finder.
 These Venus Flytraps, Pitcher Plants and Sundews are part of our private collection. At the time the photo was take in 2003, these plants were grown exclusively outdoors in Portland, Oregon since 1997.
We'll show you how to grow carnivorous plants just as stunning as these without a greenhouse or terrarium! |
| The e-book is great! It's definitely packed with a lot of information I didn't know especially about the fact that terrariums aren't necessary. I've gotten Venus Flytraps in the past and couldn't understand why they were dying, but this time around I've managed to keep them alive and growing. Thanks for putting this e-book out! Amanda C. of Easthampton, Massachusetts USA |
| I must admit I have never had a Venus fly trap look as good as the one I started growing since I got the e-book. The e-book is the perfect source for growing practically perfect carnivorous plants! I look forward to doing business with you again! Philip B. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
With this e-Book, you will have at your fingertips:
31 care sheets of the most common carnivorous plants grown in cultivation. These care sheets are guaranteed to be myth-free!
A unique Carnivorous Plant Finder to help you find the right carnivorous plant for your home and garden, no matter where you live.
An entire section on winter dormancy, including 6 methods to winterize your carnivorous plants.
Month-by-month plant care guide and what to expect from your carnivorous plants. (This is extremely handy to know when it is time to winterize your plants, when it is time to repot them and when it is time to simply enjoy their beauty and elegance.)
Step-by-step photographs of how to repot and propagate your rhizomes.
Step-by-step instructions on how to propagate Venus flytraps, sundews and Asian pitcher plants.
Recommendations on what to look for and what to avoid when purchasing carnivorous plants.
A Certificate in Carnivorousplantology. Test your knowledge on growing carnivorous plants and become a certified carnivorousplantologist! With your certificate and $1.50, you can get a cup of coffee at your local coffee shop. More importantly, your certificate in carnivorousplantology will prove that you know the secrets to growing beautiful carnivorous plants!
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| The e-book is informational, but most of all, fun to use. Learning should be fun and you have made it that way. It's also written in such a way that you can spend a few minutes learning a lot. Liz D. of Cumberland, Virginia USA |
| Just got my e-book... and holy mackerel this is soooooo cool. It's immense, it's huge, it's gigantic.... it's really really big. The photos are beautiful, the facts and information are clear and well organized, and its set up in a cleaver and fun manner. I'm very very pleased. Thank you very much for putting this together. Jeff S. of Dover, Delaware USA |
A Carnivorous Plant Expert at Your Beck and Call
Because we correspond with hundreds of customers every year, we literally have a huge bank of Questions and Answers. So, we've included over 100 of the most relevant Frequently Asked Questions. All questions are actual questions from customers, and our responses will give you unique perspective on how we successfully grow thousands of carnivorous plants every year.
You also get our Troubleshooting Guide. If you notice that your plant isn't looking so great, just look up the symptom and find a possible solution.
Our recommendations will definitely surprise you!
Follow our advice, and you will have beautiful pitchers very shortly.
Our recommendation has absolutely nothing to do with water or humidity. And it works!
Having both the Frequently Asked Questions and the Troubleshooting Guide is like having a carnivorous plant expert at your beck and call.
| It's a great read. I've been recommending it to everyone who has asked me anything about growing carnivorous plants on any of the carnivorous plant groups I belong to on the internet. Greg N. of Sontag, Mississippi USA |
| Yeah, it's definitely worth the money. Most or least a lot of these plants grow right in the ditches around where I live in the Florida panhandle. But the plethoras of actual growing requirements have eluded me - until now. Ray F. of Marianna, Florida USA |
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System requirements: Windows/Vista and Explorer. Mac version is in the works and will be released when we release the second edition. Choose between immediate digital download or CD-ROM. |
Purchase your e-book today, and we will include the following:
750+ Carnivorous Plant Photographs ($21.95 Value):
Get over 750 carnivorous plant photographs in digital format! (800 x 600 pixels, GIF) These photographs were selected from over 4500 photos in our collection. Use these photographs to explore carnivorous plants up close. The folder of photographs alone is over 300 MB!
Three Videos ($15.95 Value):
Seasons, Encounters and Nepenthes - You've seen them on YouTube. Now you can see them on your own computer without having to hook up to the internet! These videos are compilations of still photographs taken of plants in our collection. Each video dramatizes carnivorous plants in a very specific way to give you a unique perspective on these fascinating plants.
(QuickTime is required to view these non-instructional videos.)
FREE Lifetime Updates:
As a valued customer, whenever we come out with a new edition of the e-book, you can get a free copy on CD. Just pay for shipping and handling. Now, try getting a free copy from your typical book publishers whenever they come out with new editions of books you've already purchased. They won't give you one unless you paid full price again and again. But when we come out with new editions in digital format, you get all new editions for only the cost of shipping and handling. Even when we increase the price of the e-book, your copy of the new digital edition is FREE!
(Shipping and handling is waived if you purchase an e-book within 90 days of the release of a new edition. Free upgrades are for the e-book only, and do not apply to promotional items, instructional videos or DVDs.)
| I'm so happy with your e-book! It's the best book I've ever purchased! The information and pictures are brilliant!!! I can't stop showing all my friends and family the pictures on your e-book and they always reply that they never knew there were so many carnivorous plants and so beautiful! With all your information, my plants are growing strong... Thanks a bunch for making this all possible! - Carla S. of Walvis Bay, Namibia I received the e-book in the post yesterday and have found it to be fantastic. There is more information about how to grow carnivorous plants in your e-book than all the other books I've read combined. I feel so much more confident now, I just wish I bought it earlier. Damn good e-book! Congratulations on an astounding and helpful product. You put into easy to understand terms all the info from my books by Slack and Shnell. Wow! I feel I'll be competent enough to purchase fancier plants from you... Excellent reading material your e-book is. I have read a lot of forums on carnivorous plants websites and I would say your e-book is tops. It's very informative and to the point. From a scale of 1 to 10, I'll give you two guys an 11. Nice work. I really appreciate you clearing up all the misinformation that I have received over the years and sharing the secrets of your success with us. If you're looking for a no nonsense approach to growing carnivorous plants, |
