Carnivorous Plants of the WA South Coast

The south coast of Western Australia is home to numerous unique carnivorous plant species often growing in spectacular habitats. Between Augusta and Albany I found no less than 45 species. Cephalotus follicularis will be presented in the next video!

[@ayes1669]

Very Calming video. Very pleasing to look at plants in their natural habitats.

[@penguinplanet1999]

Really loved the filming. This is magical. Thank you

[@OliversGreenhouse]

another excellent video. I especially liked the terrestrial Orchids. I would very much like to grow some more Australian Drosera, especially petiolaris complex. i will be dividing a lot of Drosera in my greenhouse this weekend
Keep the videos coming.

[@Molhedim]

this is amazing as always. Didn't know drosera could grow on a bare rock like that.

[@lukejacobs8851]

Your videos are awesome, please keep it up!

[@AtraxJoe]

Just awesome, right the first one, Drosera huegelii, one of my favorites. I'm looking for good buying opportunities of this species in Europe since a long time, without any results, unfortunately.
Cheers

[@frednudd]

Hello Thilo. Great vidéo ! What is the best month to watch them in the wild ?

[@UtriculariaThilo]

Thanks! The best months to search for carnivorous plants in south-west WA are September and October.

[@BarthelemyLesaint]

@ 1:26 MAGNIFIQUE !

[@theTemplar08]

Please make it clear that this is Australia, right western Washington state usa

[@danielcordobarios3558]

When are you going to post a new video?

[@UtriculariaThilo]

The next video is almost finished. I will post it next week ;)