Articles about Cephalotus from the Karnivores nursery blog.https://plante-carnivore.fr/en-GBFri, 13 Nov 2026 09:25:17 GMThttps://plante-carnivore.fr/en/when-should-you-sow-seeds-of-carnivorous-plants/https://plante-carnivore.fr/en/when-should-you-sow-seeds-of-carnivorous-plants/Sowing carnivorous plants requires less technical skill than one might think, but it hinges on one essential point: choosing the right time to sow, depending on the genus being grown. Each group of carnivorous plants has a specific life cycle, directly inherited from its natural habitat.Fri, 27 Feb 2026 08:32:00 GMTJulien HoffmannCarnivoresCulturehttps://plante-carnivore.fr/en/sowing-cephalotus-seeds/https://plante-carnivore.fr/en/sowing-cephalotus-seeds/Cephalotus, a carnivorous plant native to Australia, fascinates with its jug-shaped traps. Growing it from seed is a delicate and demanding process, but oh so rewarding! Here’s how to go about it. In my experience, stratification sometimes works better...Mon, 22 Jul 2024 14:45:26 GMTJulien HoffmannCarnivoresCulturehttps://plante-carnivore.fr/en/visible-effects-of-the-cold-on-carnivorous-plants/https://plante-carnivore.fr/en/visible-effects-of-the-cold-on-carnivorous-plants/You may have noticed this with your carnivorous plants: some of them tend to turn a vivid red when the nights start to get cold.Wed, 16 Mar 2022 16:40:35 GMTJulien HoffmannCarnivoreshttps://plante-carnivore.fr/en/a-guide-to-sowing-carnivorous-plant-seeds-how-to-ensure-successful-germination/https://plante-carnivore.fr/en/a-guide-to-sowing-carnivorous-plant-seeds-how-to-ensure-successful-germination/The most natural – and undoubtedly one of the easiest – ways to grow a carnivorous plant is from seed. Of course, there are other techniques, such as taking leaf or root cuttings, dividing clumps, in vitro propagation…Wed, 16 Mar 2022 09:06:49 GMTJulien HoffmannCarnivoresCulturehttps://plante-carnivore.fr/en/carnivorous-plants-and-frost-how-to-protect-your-plants-in-winter/https://plante-carnivore.fr/en/carnivorous-plants-and-frost-how-to-protect-your-plants-in-winter/As autumn progresses, the risk of the temperature dropping below 0°C increases. Many carnivorous plants gradually acclimatise to lower temperatures, but they do not all cope equally well with frost.Sun, 13 Mar 2022 19:35:05 GMTJulien HoffmannCarnivores