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Author: Giuseppe Milanato Photo: Luca Parolin Reading Time: 5 min Sarracenia and Its Hybrids: A Journey in Slow Time Sarracenia plants, with their elegant, funnel-shaped pitchers, are another carnivorous genus of great interest for hybridization. The process of cultivar selection for these plants is…
Author: Giuseppe Milanato Photo: Luca Parolin Reading Time: 5 min Dionaea Muscipula “Made in Diflora” The Dionaea muscipula, more commonly known as the Venus flytrap, is one of the most iconic and beloved carnivorous plants—and one of our favorites here at Diflora. It’s not…
Author: Giuseppe Milanato Photo: Luca Parolin Reading Time: 6 min The hidden art of hybridization Here at the Diflora lab, science and patience go hand-in-hand as we bring unique and astonishing plant varieties to life. This first article will take you on an exclusive…
Utricularia subulata: The Carnivorous Plant Most Feared by Collectors Author and Photo: Luca Parolin Reading Time: 6 min In the vast and fascinating world of carnivorous plants, some species captivate us with their rarity, others with their incredibly sophisticated trapping mechanisms, and…
Reproduction of Carnivorous Plants Carnivorous plants can be propagated using three main techniques: in vitro culture, cutting propagation, and seed germination. In vitro culture In vitro culture is the fastest and most efficient method, used in laboratories to produce a large number…
Cephalotus Cephalotus follicularis grows wild in southeastern Australia in wet, peaty areas around the city of Albany. It is under serious threat of extinction, considering the continued expansion of wetland reclamation activities by humans. Cephalotus follicularis has ascidium traps no larger than…
What is a Terrarium for Carnivorous Plants? A terrarium is a closed and controlled environment that mimics the natural conditions of an ecosystem, creating an ideal microclimate for plants. For carnivorous plants, a terrarium is a perfect way to grow them indoors,…
What is Potting Up? Potting up is a simple but essential technique to avoid stressing the plant while preserving its original substrate. You perform a potting up a couple of months after purchasing the plant to ensure the best vigor for your…
The genus Pinguicula includes several carnivorous plants belonging to the family Lentibulariaceae. The trapping mechanism of these fascinating carnivorous plants is similar to that of Drosera; like Drosera, they produce a sticky secretion capable of trapping small insects. However, they differ from Drosera in appearance. Pinguicula resembles a succulent…
Author: Florent Chouffot Reading Time: 8 minutes Introduction: From Plastic Pot to Terrarium Wall Transformation In 2013, I purchased a Cephalotus ‘Hummer’s Giant’ at the French carnivorous plant nursery Nature & Paysages. After four years of growing it outside in a plastic…
How to Navigate Diflora.it Shop and Make the Most of Your Carnivorous Plant Experience Our mission is to guide you through the experience of navigating our online shop and making the most of your carnivorous plant adventure. In this comprehensive guide, we…
Welcome to the Diflora Journal, where we explore the diverse and fascinating world of these captivating plants together. Here, you will find a wealth of information on the different types of carnivorous plants, their care and cultivation, and the latest news and…
The attraction to that which amazes us but which, deep down, we easily recognize has driven each of us to purchase our first Dionaea muscipula.This same instinctive attraction is probably what will also cause its quick death. In fact, impulsive buying is…
It’s time to get a good understanding of how to grow Dionaea muscipula (Venus fly trap). As in all relationships, finding the balance to achieve peaceful coexistence is crucial! Well, yes, if it is true that each plant has its particular needs,…
Although very different in shape and size, Sarracenia and Dionaea muscipula share the same natural habitat and require very similar care. Fortunately, many of the rules seen for Dionaea muscipula also apply to these beautiful carnivorous plants with a very distinctive trap…
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