Butterwort: A Carnivorous Plant With A Killer Cling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2021
- This carnivore has a killer cling.
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#Floralogic
As a professional procrastinator, I feel I have combed through most of youtube wildlife videos on carnivorous plants and I'm pleasantly surprised not to have heard of this one before. Thanks for teaching me something new Tasha :)
If I’m not wrong I think it’s newly discovered!!
The butterwort's carnivory isn't newly discovered. Charles Darwin studied them in the 19th century. You might be thinking of Triantha occidentalis, a plant that was very recently found to obtain most of its nitrogen through insect digestion.
I know a secret stash of wildlife TH-cam I highly doubt you even know exist
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@@PlayMoGame oh I must have been !! Thanks for the correction and info, very appreciated! :)
I loved the “HELP ME” from the bugs at the start. Gets me every time.
Ew, Sadist!
Makes me feel bad for them, poor lil dumbies.
It's not sadism. Is nature
@@nonhotrovatounnomemigliore9221 exactly
@@nonhotrovatounnomemigliore9221 yes
Would've been more hilarious if they put Kevin Hart's "Help me! HELP. ME!"
Since paleologic has now arrived to the channel, I would love to see in the future a fusion between floralogic and paleologic where they talk about prehistoric plants such as Cooksonia or Archaeopteris
It is called "butterwort" because its leaves were used like rennet to curdle milk for butter and cheese.
Carnivorous plant that could be used in cooking. Now that's up on my alley
I have a butterwort and it produces pink flowers. It's a pretty plant and traps any tiny bugs that my other plants attract
Great video! Small correction for the leftmost Genlisea plant at 2:14 - that's the infloresence of an Anthurium scherzianum hybrid, not a Genlisea. All members of Lentibulariaceae have zygomorphic (bilaterally symmetrical) flowers borne on a racemose infloresence. Hope that helps!
I think adding butterwort to my plant collection would be pretty cool because according to the graph shown, it's native to where I live, and also because sometimes ants come onto my porch and nibble my feet when I'm trying to relax and I don't like buying chemical ant killer because I know it can harm frogs and such that might come onto my yard otherwise
Update: being a plant parent is too addicting. I don't have butterwort, but I have all these plants
- pathos
- basil
- bell peppers
- Casper pumpkins
- cinisio
- garlic
- holiday cactus
- red aloe
And I also have strawberry seeds and morning glory seeds and am thinking of adding sweet potatoes and onions to my collection
I would like a butter wart for the same reason, but sadly it is not native to where I live. ☹️☹️☹️
This is a great idea!
Get it get it get it get it
Carnivorous plants can be very tricky to care for if you’re used to caring regular plants, remember, carnivorous plants are not regular plants.
Careful with the morning glory. In a lot of areas its considered invasive. It can grow out of control..
I didn't know this one existed! I love this obscure carnivorous plant content!
I have a ton of Butterwort (Pinguicula) content, they are amazing plants and fairly easy to take care of. You can even keep them in a wnidow sill.
Ohhhh...butterwort! See, I had read that wrong the first time & thought to myself, "Why the heck would someone name their syrup after a carnivorous plant? Is this an ingredient?!" No...no..I'm just illiterate.
Professor Butterwort would teach at Hogwarts.
"12 inches...yeah right Gigantia"
Men: "4 inches is the average!"
Very cool. Didn't know these plants were omnivores. Thanks for the knowledge.
Bonus singing track at the end!
Glad I stuck around.
Stuck. Get it?
I busted out laughing in the 3 seconds
Plz the Intro was GOLDEN😭🤣❤️
Never let Tasha go. She is hilarious. : )
Imagine us visiting an alien world and coming across an alien butterwart. Not realizing we are at an earth’s equivalent of a nutrient poor environment there.
I knew I'd learn about this plant from y'all. Thanks Tasha!
the insect "help" sound is so funny
I love and respect Tasha The Amazon. She really makes these videos enjoyable. I sometimes even forget that she's talking about plants 🤦🏾♂️😂😂 I hope she does a video on the Manchineel Tree and the "Suicide" plant from Australia
I gave my sister one of these when she told me she was having problems with gnats in her kitchen. Within two weeks its leaves were absolutely coated in corpses. We named it Tim.
Suggestion: A plant you definitely don't want to mess with. The Devil's Breath.
Haa!
Wonderful, i Absolutely Love the variety of plants in the world, even more so the Fascinating way they have all learned and adapted to so many different ways of life, the unique ways they communicate, different partnerships made with other forms of life, all done so slowly that Many of us never even take notice.
When you really start to learn and understand what they are capable of, it's amazing how much more Alive plants really start feel.
It's just Wonderful.
😄👍
it’s kinda funny hearing the mosquitoes and fruit flies scream for help
Thanks for the shoutout last video keep up the great work, also next you should do one of anomalacaris's
Very informative. Thank you
Ahh I have one of these! Works a charm beautifully
Saw these plants in the TikTok shop and came here to see how they work. Very well made video.
Sooo, I've only seen a few of your video's, but can I just say how much I love the change in your hair colours?
I'm a horticulturalist and have been commenting on you highly educational videos for months. Thank you for taking the time and effort in making all of your videos interesting, packed with great information. BTW: You are really beautiful
That add was definitely something new lol
I’ve been trying to find a home hobby for awhile and you inspired me to start my own home carnivorous plant collection. 🪴 🌱 🌸
"heeeEeeEEElPPp meE!" Excellent video intro
@Tasha The Amazon
I haven't heard Young MC'S "bust a move"in a looong time.👍
You go girl!
"That ant game looks pretty neat."
"...gatcha system..."
"FUCK. Nevermind...'
Manzanita? (might be spelled Mancanita). It's a really interesting tree with smooth bark, with edible berries and leaves that can be used like a toothbrush.
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
So cool!! Always stoked when there’s a new Floralogic 💜
hum interesting
this plant can be cruel but it's beautiful, I'll write it down for new plants for my garden
Butterworts are my favorite. I have a couple of them and they are so low key most people wouldn’t know they are carnivorous.
Amazing video keep the good work))) 🙂🤘🌷
Love this video 🍃🍃😁🍃🍃
You can't lie to me, that thumbnail is some sticky sticky thc, then again nature has the best architecture
Marshes have beautiful flowers like buttercups and butterworts. I think mosses and grasses are interesting either.
Very interesting! Thanks for teaching me. I’m a career teacher and I can tell you authoritatively that you are a great teacher! 😃
Now I need it to take care of my fungus gnats problem 🌟
Damn omnivore in plant kingdom, that's new 😂
What kind of spider was the fly trap catching earlier in the video?
I love this video very much
Honeytrap, i know all about it …🤣🤣🤣
I own a horse farm. I am getting butterwort for my next houseplant!!! Eat all my flies and skeeters, little plant!!
Well this video was really awesome
Awesome video!
I love all carnivorous plants, pingu is my favorite though
My pings keep the fungus gnats under control like pros
Love your presentation Tasha! Are you from the Amazon, or might you be hella tall? 😁
Only heard of Pingicula from a game where it's a cute little girl
Just found out we have them in MN. Pretty cool
Thank you!
I see them as free mosquito, fly and ant catchers in the garden
The help me sounds like Alvin and the chipmunks
That shirt is so cool!
Worlds first Insect Simulation Strategy mobile Game?
Since that’s sort of a mouth full and I’m aware of Sim Ant, I have to believe there’s a technicality somewhere.
I think it’s the mobile part lol. I was thinking about SimAnt too
Wow
Would've been more hilarious if they put Kevin Hart's "Help me! HELP. ME!" at the beginning
Love ya Tasha!!!!
If there can be passive carnivorous plants, can pasture hedge bushes be considered that because they have spines and sheep often get trapped in it
No, there are a few criteria plants need to meet to be carnivorous. They need a lure, a capture method and a way to digest prey. The hedge bushes only catch sheep by coincidence and is similar to getting killed by a falling branch.
Would these survive outside? I have small bugs I do not want around outside like ants,gnats,milkweed beatles,flys and other bugs and I also breed mealworms for my gecko so maybe it can have some of those ?
Morning glory!!!
Love me some carnivorous plants. The easiest to grow are the Saracenia or the north American pitcher plant. They'll grow anywhere there's a permanent wet spot.
I need this plant and many of em at my house to get rid of pest 🪳🦟
Hellp me!! 🤣🤣🤣😍
I’m so excited to see more of these new series!
that color is fucking excellent tasha 10/10
You are amazing Tasha! Happy holidays!
I thought we already had the game empire of the undergrowth
Tasha! You are so beautiful inside and out!
Glowing mushrooms!!
Please talk about phantom orchids, next!
The ants: underground is actually surprisingly bad compared to ants of the undergrowth also called Empires of the undergrowth which has a lot more detail but it’s also a strategy with somewhat of the same features it’s just older So technically the ants: underground is actually worse
I didn't go through the whole entire video to see if there are additional notes about The distribution of lottery words but they definitely do exist naturally in North America.
, along with multiple species of sundews, pitcher plants, and At least one Venus fly trap species
Pitcher plants of north America, I rather call them trumpet plants and Cobra lily. Nepenthes species of pitcher plants naturally found in Asia region, Borneo, Philippines, Indomesia, Malaysia, India…
as someone with ab ant phobia the ad was *shudder*
I would like to see more about the mycelium network.
Tasha is life
They are SUPPPPER easy to propegate, Ive done it with my Pinguicula Tina
Poor Tina 😂
@@yonu5983 Now there are 3 Tinas, bcs the original Tina has a pup.
You are a human version of tropical flower! 😊
Please do the dead horse alum!
Empire of the undergrowth is a much better ant simulator
It seems like having some butterworts around your living space would help with bug control. Maybe a kind of mosquito control? 🤔
I have found that the butterwort is actually food for a moth named Orcthosia gothica so…… “to eat or to be eaten that is the question”
Damn these glue-hairs look so similar to trichomes and they are sticky aswell :D
Please, do a video about Sawgrass.
Loved this!🐝🤗❤️
I had Butterwort at Universal Orlando
I wasn't ready for the intro.
You should talk about the cannonball fruit tree!
Love to get some of these. Carnivorous plants are fascinating. Love them and desert plants.
Aside from Butterworts, Venus Flytraps and Pitcher plants, are there any other
Carnivorous plants?
Sundew aka Drosera and bladderworts which are aquatic. Sundew are similar to Butterworts but have narrower leaves that curl up and trap prey.
Nighttime blooming flowers🙈 in the next videos please
These are my all time favorite carnivorous plants! If you’re thinking about getting some, do it! They love rocky soil, distilled water, and high light!
Oooh. Has there been a kudzu episode yet?