Most people have heard of and are familiar with the Venus flytrap. However, few people are aware that Venus flytraps may produce flowers. Venus flytrap traps are not flowers; they have merely modified leaves that adapt to catch bugs. Venus flytraps develop multiple bloom stalks in the spring. Flower stems develop into flower bunches. The blooms are white with green veins that run across the petals. The blooms are unimpressive. Growers of Venus flytraps may still fertilise them and harvest their seeds.
Related Facts
Did you Know? During World War II, Japan was developing a "Death Ray."
The highest point
Cashew trees grow in tropical climates.
Postage Stamp's Birthplace
A town once dedicated to soap production still exists today.
There were also female pirates.
Did you know.... It's not the so-called "God particle."
Beneficial for heart issues
Hong Kong is a Chinese Special Administrative Region.
Marie Curie is the only person to have received Nobel Prizes in two different fields.
According to one researcher, 200 yetis reside in northern Russia.
Did you Know? Modern Warfare Was The First M Rated Call Of Duty Game
Do you know about Acrophobia?
Did you Know? The Batagaika Crater is the result of human folly.
Ancient Egyptians would shave off their eyebrows when their cats died
Santa has a workforce of Elves that labour all year round to create presents.
Did you Know? World record for birthday candles stands at over 70,000.
Did you Know? Tisanes are to tea what decaf is to coffee.
Cidade Maravilhosa is Rio's nickname.
Jane AUSTEN’S “JUVENILIA,” OR EARLIEST WRITING, CONSISTED OF 90,000 WORDS OF POETRY, STORIES, AND NOVELS.
Nevermind wasn't always going to be the title of the album.
Golf balls were once made from lobsters shells.
The first published Hindi book, "Prem Sagar," written by Lallu Lal (1805), is based on Lord Krishna.
Smelliest plant to exist on the planet.
Broccoli contains more vitamin C than an orange.