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Who: The Texas Triffid Ranch is a very small nursery specializing in carnivorous, prehistoric, and otherwise exotic plants.
Where: As the name implies, the Triffid Ranch is based in Dallas, Texas. http://www.txtriffidranch.com for details.
Why: I used to be a professional writer, but then I got better, and the plants are a major factor in this.-
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Tag Archives: Venus flytrap
Absolute Surefire Steps to Kill Your Venus Flytrap: Step 7
Curious about the context? Check out the introduction. Some of the content in this series appeared, in much shorter form, in Gothic Beauty magazine. Step 7: Keep it jammed in with other carnivores. If you’ve been keeping up with the … Continue reading
Absolute Surefire Steps to Kill Your Venus Flytrap: Step 6
Curious about the context? Check out the introduction. Some of the content in this series appeared, in much shorter form, in Gothic Beauty magazine. Step 6: Feed it hamburger. Were I to assume that the publishing business will be in … Continue reading
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Absolute Surefire Steps to Kill Your Venus Flytrap: Step 5
Curious about the context? Check out the introduction. Some of the content in this series appeared, in much shorter form, in Gothic Beauty magazine. Step 5: Set off its traps with your finger. Home improvement stores are dangerous places to … Continue reading
Absolute Surefire Steps to Kill Your Venus Flytrap: Step 4
Curious about the context? Check out the introduction. Some of the content in this series appeared, in much shorter form, in Gothic Beauty magazine. Step 4: Keep your flytrap in a terrarium. I have a lot of reasons for hyping … Continue reading
Absolute Surefire Steps to Kill Your Venus Flytrap: Step 3
Curious about the context? Check out the introduction. Some of the content in this series appeared, in much shorter form, in Gothic Beauty magazine. Step 3: Water it with tap water. As related before, I constantly hear from kids who … Continue reading
Absolute Surefire Steps to Kill Your Venus Flytrap: Step 2
Curious about the context? Check out the introduction. Some of the content in this series appeared, in much shorter form, in Gothic Beauty magazine. Step 2: Plant it in your garden. Running a carnivorous plant nursery means you get a … Continue reading
Absolute Surefire Steps to Kill Your Venus Flytrap: Step 1
Curious about the context? Check out the introduction. Some of the content in this series appeared, in much shorter form, in Gothic Beauty magazine. Step 1: Buy your flytrap at Halloween. About a month before Halloween, garden shops and grocery … Continue reading
Absolute Surefire Steps to Kill Your Venus Flytrap: Introduction
Some of this series appeared, in much shorter form, in Gothic Beauty magazine. It’s a lament anybody who raises or sells carnivorous plants hears on a regular basis. Right after the inevitable Little Shop of Horrors jokes, after asking if … Continue reading
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Beyond the poinsettia and the Venus flytrap
As people who have attended previous Triffid Ranch shows can attest, the one carnivorous plant that’s in short supply at shows is the Venus flytrap. It’s not that I have anything particularly against flytraps: the flytrap is, after all, the … Continue reading
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Tagged 99-cent poinsettia, flytrap care, Observations, triggerplants, Venus flytrap