Venus Flytrap Carnivorous Plant, Dionaea muscipula, Live Arrival, Adult Plant, 3" Pot - Predatory Plants

I should have a better job in taking care of the plant as it did not last longer than a season. I probably also have expected too much from the plant in terms of it's ability to become a fly trap as its name suggests.

I have a lot of predatory plants including other Venus fly traps. Looked healthy when it revived but died quickly and I’m not a novice.

I have gotten so many of these and this is the ONLY ONE TO SURVIVE!! Even the ones buy at local Walmart died off quickly ♡ great plant people great instructions and great tools

I like to own strange things and this plant it's super cool to have in a table. All the people who visit my house always end up asking and talking about the plant. this is a delicate plant so I recommend to watch a few videos on YouTube so you know how to take care of it

It’s cute but when it arrived, 3 stems already turning black color, eventually it died , now I have 4 stems left, doing well so far, I hope I won’t kill it

Hello my name is Joanie, and I don’t usually write reviews but my little plant came to me in a well packaged container and it was healthy and looking good even though it sat in the post office for a day in the cold snowy weather. I’m very happy with it. Other people complain about these plants looking dead but these kind of plant have a dormant period in the winter that makes them look dead , but they come back in the spring. So don’t get too upset when it looks dead because it’s not.

Very small and after putting the plant into the soil and watering it, it was dead in less than 2 days! Kept room temperature and not in direct sunlight as suggested but plant did not look healthy when it arrived anyhow. Very disappointed. Was hoping for a more mature Venus flytrap so this would not have been an issue. Wasted money and not a fast delivery

It's small, but beautiful. See attached photo. I've had it for over a month, and it's doing great. And customer service is GREAT -- I had a question a caring for it, and it got answered the same day. I am looking forward to it getting big and strong and gobbling lots of bugs. Three month update: I'm really enjoying my little flytrap. I'm leaving it outdoors in all kinds of weather here in Athens, Georgia, and it's doing well. And if you're wondering if these plants really do catch bugs, see my second photo -- note the trap in the bottom right of the photo, with legs sticking out of the trap!