Prunus serotina is commonly known as black cherry
Juglans nigra is a climax species meaning it can persist in nearly undisturbed old growth here around Southern Appalachia
This species most prefers colder temperatures with high airflow and humidity compared with other Nepenthes
This species is tolerant of a range of growing conditions
Plants prefer moist but well-draining soil with partial sun to shade
Dionaea muscipula - Venus Flytrap - 'H15' BCP Exact Division Plants Prunus serotina is commonly knownNative venus flytrap plant Exact rooted division. These plants capture insects, and it is quite a spectacle to observe the trap mechanism close in action! Plants prefer a mix of organic peat, sphagnum, sand, and perlite. Soil must be kept saturated. Cultivation Guidelines: Light: Bright direct or indirect light. Restricted Range: Prefers bog conditions, seeps, ect. Will not tolerate extended freezing. Growing Medium: Draining bog mix, peat, sphagnum.