I bought mine from Amazon, or you could just go online, search venus fly trap and there you are. You have many, many choices. They never last long for me. It seems when they eat bugs, they turn black and die. I snip off the dead pieces, but the whole plant ends up dying. I have no luck with them.
I've had venus flytraps since I was a kid, they grew wild in the bogs. Never seen one turn black from eating bugs, but too wet soil will cause rot. Can't use plain potting soil. Here is a growing guide.... http://www.bhg.com/gardening/houseplants/care/grow-venus-flytrap/
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I have seen them for sale at my Lowe's store
Me too, and even Home Depot had a few, I know they go quick when they get them in.
They are not always readily available.Your best bet is to call your local stores.
They are easy to find online. A quick google search shows etsy has many options.
I bought mine from Amazon, or you could just go online, search venus fly trap and there you are. You have many, many choices. They never last long for me. It seems when they eat bugs, they turn black and die. I snip off the dead pieces, but the whole plant ends up dying. I have no luck with them.
I've had venus flytraps since I was a kid, they grew wild in the bogs. Never seen one turn black from eating bugs, but too wet soil will cause rot. Can't use plain potting soil. Here is a growing guide.... http://www.bhg.com/gardening/houseplants/care/grow-venus-flytrap/