Fly Fishing Ohio

Fly Fishing Ohio
venus fly trap bringing inactivity?

Has anyone done this before? because Ohio is too cold during the winter to let go of hand, actually but it is assumed that the plant in a bag and place in refrigerator (similar to his native Carolina weather in the winter) i 'em out a few days ago, and put under a 10-gallon fish tank light (doesn't mean power), but it looks good. none of the traps he made during the winter. if anyone has done this before, I read to up on it (a lot), but you need some really detailed caregivers. if the plant seemed to me that the owners do not plant, traps venus need for a latency period necessary (need sleep) I do not just pop in the refrigerator to be cruel

The plant should respond soon. Before you wake up I would check the rhizome to make sure you are healthy and black. If the ground is soft is probably dead. These are hardy plants though. I have mine growing in an artificial bog outside so they can do things naturally. Light is a good thing. The brighter the better. I use two 40-watt twin illuminates all of my houseplants. Just try to mimic the changes coming in the spring. Gradually increase exposure to light they are getting eight to ten hours day. This, along with temperature changes and water, and you are good to go. Go to http://www.cobraplant.com/cmd.php?af=385276 have sheets, a blog, and a "Ask the Experts" option. Jeff and Jacob has your hook up!

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