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This forest moss resembles hypnum , with its soft, feathery branches forming a very attractive natural carpet. Unlike the common hypnum, which...€11.00 Price
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Dionaea muscipula 'Vitiligo'Dionaea muscipula 'Vitiligo' Dionaea muscipula 'Vitiligo' is a remarkable cultivar of dionaea muscipula) characterized by its dark red traps,...€20.00 Pricemini-clods
Drosera natalensis - Mini-mothsDrosera natalensis is a carnivorous plant belonging to the Droseraceae family, native to southern Africa , particularly South Africa and...€8.50 Price
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Pinguicula x 'Tina' - Mini-clodsHybrid between and Pinguicula zecheri. This carnivorous plant is renowned for its great vigor, its ease of cultivation and its ability to produce...€7.50 Price
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Carnivorous plants
Carnivorous plants – Discover the most fascinating species in the plant kingdom
Welcome to our comprehensive collection of carnivorous plants , carefully cultivated in our professional greenhouses. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced collector, you will find here the most reliable, spectacular, and best-suited species for indoor, outdoor, or terrarium cultivation.
A variety of species, selected by enthusiasts.
We offer a wide selection of iconic species: Dionaea muscipula (the famous "Venus flytrap"), Sarracenia (carnivorous plants with tubular traps), Drosera with their sticky tentacles, and the delicate Pinguicula . All our plants are produced or acclimatized under optimal conditions, guaranteeing robustness and quality.
Plants suitable for all levels
Whether you're looking for an easy plant to start with or a rare species to enrich your collection, our selection covers all needs. Hardy species like Sarracenia are perfect for the outdoors, while Drosera and Pinguicula thrive indoors or in terrariums. Each product description includes specific advice to guide you.
Controlled growing conditions
At Karnivores, we pride ourselves on offering plants grown in suitable substrates: live sphagnum moss , blonde peat , professional mixes , soft water, controlled humidity.
Why choose our carnivorous plants?
- Plants selected and cultivated by experts
- Robust and vigorous varieties , suitable for beginners and enthusiasts.
- Carefully delivered from our greenhouses
- Professional advice based on our horticultural experience
- A unique selection of classic and rare species
A fascinating world to discover
Carnivorous plants are much more than mere curiosities: they are highly evolved species , adapted to nutrient-poor environments, capable of attracting, capturing, and digesting their prey. Cultivating them, accessible to everyone, brings a true botanical and aesthetic dimension to your home, balcony, or garden.
Explore our range and find the perfect carnivorous plant for your world!
A short introduction to the fascinating world of carnivorous plants:
Helpful tips for growing a carnivorous plant at home
Carnivorous plant?! A brief history of carnivory
Subcategories
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Dionaea
Dionaea muscipula , the famous "flytrap" plant, is the iconic carnivorous plant. Native to temperate bogs, it closes its traps when an insect touches its sensitive cilia. At Karnivores.com , we select vigorous plants with vibrant colors and varied trap shapes, suitable for both beginners and collectors.
To successfully cultivate them, provide plenty of light, a poor, acidic substrate, and always water with demineralized water. Outdoors, the Venus flytrap appreciates a cool winter dormancy; indoors, opt for very bright light (south-facing window, greenhouse, or grow lights). Below you will find our selection tips and useful links to our featured varieties and practical guides on the blog.
How to choose your Dionaea?
- Light: very sunny location.
- Water: only rainwater, reverse osmosis or demineralized water.
- Substrate: Special mix for carnivorous plants.
- Winter: a period of rest in cool conditions, particularly recommended for robust plants.
- Varieties: red ('Akai Ryu'), large traps ('Big Mouth'), special tooth shapes ('Fused Tooth').
To discover
Key varieties: Dionaea 'Akai Ryu' · Dionaea 'Big Mouth' · Dionaea 'Fused Tooth'
Practical guides: Why won't my Venus flytrap close its traps anymore? What type of water should I use for carnivorous plants? Overwintering carnivorous plants: how to do it?
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Drosera
Sundews (Drosera ): sticky plants with glossy tentacles, perfect for beginners and for natural fungus gnat control. Discover our carefully cultivated selection on Karnivores.com. We favor vigorous plants with true-to-life forms, adapted to French growing conditions. For success, provide adequate light, low-mineral water, and an acidic, unfertilized substrate. Each product description specifies size, variety, and care instructions to help you choose the plant that's right for you.
Tips & criteria
- Light: very bright location (outdoors for hardy species).
- Water: only rainwater, reverse osmosis or demineralized water (never tap water).
- Substrate: unfertilized blonde peat + perlite/sphagnum moss depending on the species.
- Winter: rest in cool places for temperate species (e.g. Dionaea, Sarracenia).
- Repotting: in spring, without fertilizer, in a pot with drainage holes and a saucer.
To discover
Products: Drosera · Hybrid Drosera · Drosera Substrate
Guides: All about Drosera · What water to use? · Overwintering carnivorous plants
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Pinguicula
Pinguicula : sticky leaves, excellent against midges, requires bright light and well-draining soil. Discover our carefully cultivated selection on Karnivores.com. We favor vigorous plants with true-to-life forms, adapted to French conditions. For success, provide adequate light, low-mineral water, and an acidic, unfertilized substrate. Each product description specifies size, variety, and care instructions to help you choose the perfect plant for you.
Tips & criteria
- Light: very bright location (outdoors for hardy species).
- Water: only rainwater, reverse osmosis or demineralized water (never tap water).
- Substrate: unfertilized blonde peat + perlite/sphagnum moss depending on the species.
- Winter: rest in cool places for temperate species (e.g. Dionaea, Sarracenia).
- Repotting: in spring, without fertilizer, in a pot with drainage holes and a saucer.
To discover
Products: Pinguicula sp seeds · Substrate for Pinguicula
Guides: Pinguicula cuttings Pinguicula capture strategy · Growing tips for Pinguicula
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Sarracenia
Sarracenia : spectacular outdoor pitchers, very hardy, ideal for containers or mini-marshes. Discover our carefully cultivated selection on Karnivores.com. We favor vigorous plants with true-to-life forms, adapted to French conditions. For success, provide adequate light, low-mineral water, and an acidic, unfertilized substrate. Each product description specifies size, variety, and care instructions to help you choose the perfect plant for you.
Tips & criteria
- Light: very bright location (outdoors for hardy species).
- Water: only rainwater, reverse osmosis or demineralized water (never tap water).
- Substrate: unfertilized blonde peat + perlite/sphagnum moss depending on the species.
- Winter: rest in cool places for temperate species (e.g. Dionaea, Sarracenia).
- Repotting: in spring, without fertilizer, in a pot with drainage holes and a saucer.
To discover
Products: Our hybrid Sarracenia · Sarracenia substrate · Our Sarracenia purpurea
Guides: All about Sarracenia · Preserving Sarracenia traps · Sarracenia growing guide
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Darlingtonia
Darlingtonia : California cobra, prefers cool water and oxygenation, advanced cultivation. Discover our carefully cultivated selection at Karnivores.com. We prioritize vigorous plants with true-to-life forms. For success, provide appropriate light, low-mineral water, and an acidic, unfertilized substrate.
Tips & criteria
- Lighting: very bright location.
- Water: only rainwater, reverse osmosis or demineralized water (never tap water).
- Substrate: unfertilized blonde peat + perlite/sphagnum moss.
- Winter: rest in the cool.
- Repotting: in spring, without fertilizer, in a pot with drainage holes and a saucer.
To discover
Products: Darlingtonia californica seeds · Darlingtonia plants · Special carnivorous plant mix
Guides: All about Darlingtonia californica · Darlingtonia californica in its natural habitat · Repotting carnivorous plants
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Cephalotus
Carnivorous plant Cephalotus follicularis Carnivorous plant of the genus Cephalotus for sale on karnivores.com
Passive carnivorous plants, the rare Cephalotus follicularis which only grows in a very restricted area of Australia, is also particularly aesthetic.
Please note, our stock of this extraordinary plant is limited!
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Seeds & seedling kits
Seeds & Seedling Kits : For patient sowing, germination in cool conditions is possible depending on the species. Ready-to-use kits are available. Discover our carefully cultivated selection on Karnivores.com. We prioritize vigorous plants with true-to-life forms, adapted to French growing conditions. For success, provide adequate light, low-mineral water, and an acidic, unfertilized substrate. Each product description specifies size, variety, and care instructions to help you choose the perfect plant for you.
Tips & criteria
- Light: very bright location (outdoors for hardy species).
- Water: only rainwater, reverse osmosis or demineralized water (never tap water).
- Substrate: unfertilized blonde peat + perlite/sphagnum moss depending on the species.
- Winter: rest in cool places for temperate species (e.g. Dionaea, Sarracenia).
- Repotting: in spring, without fertilizer, in a pot with drainage holes and a saucer.
To discover
Products: https://www.karnivores.com/fr/recherche?controller=search&s=Graines+&+kits+semis · https://www.karnivores.com/fr/recherche?controller=search&s=Graines+&+kits+semis+hybride · https://www.karnivores.com/fr/recherche?controller=search&s=Graines+&+kits+semis+substrat
Guides: Sowing Carnivorous Plants · Complete Guide to Carnivorous Plant Care · Sowing Cephalotus follicularis
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Heliamphora
Heliamphora are pitcher-shaped carnivorous plants of the same family as Sarracenia . The genus is however rarer because of a much more restricted distribution, since they are found only on the high plateaus of Guyana and Venezuela (tepuys), as well as in the far north of Brazil, most often far from human activity.
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Mini-clods
Mini-plugs : young plants for transplanting, an economical way to start a collection. Discover our carefully cultivated selection on Karnivores.com. We favor vigorous plants with true-to-life forms, adapted to French growing conditions. For success, provide adequate light, low-mineral water, and an acidic, unfertilized substrate. Each product description specifies size, variety, and care instructions to help you choose the perfect plant for you.
Tips & criteria
- Light: very bright location (outdoors for hardy species).
- Water: only rainwater, reverse osmosis or demineralized water (never tap water).
- Substrate: unfertilized blonde peat + perlite/sphagnum moss depending on the species.
- Winter: rest in cool places for temperate species (e.g. Dionaea, Sarracenia).
- Repotting: in spring, without fertilizer, in a pot with drainage holes and a saucer.
To discover
Products: Our Drosera in mini-plugs · Our Dionaea in mini-plugs · Repotting mix for your carnivorous plants
Guides: What are mini-plugs? · Repotting carnivorous plants · All our advice on carnivorous plants
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Beginners
Carnivorous plants for beginners
This beginners' category has been specially designed for those who want to discover carnivorous plants with complete peace of mind . Here you'll find a selection of easy-to-grow carnivorous plants , as well as complete kits and suitable accessories , designed to help you avoid common mistakes and succeed right from the start. Each product is chosen for its hardiness , tolerance , and ability to adapt to simple cultivation, even without prior experience.
Whether you're taking your first steps with a , a drosera Drosera capensis), or another carnivorous plant , this category guides you every step of the way. Clear growing guides, suitable substrates, and practical advice are provided: everything you need to learn the right techniques , understand essential needs (water, light, repotting, dormancy), and quickly gain confidence . An ideal entry point into the fascinating world of carnivorous plants.