CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Plant that preys on flies (plant species that prey on flies)

1. Are there any plants that eat flies?

Sundew: Able to prey on insects and absorb their nutrients.

Cobra Pitcher Plant: It looks like a cobra and can catch insects.

Nepenthes: Also known as monkey cup, in addition to preying on flies, it can even prey on birds and mice.

Bladderwort: Also known as gate grass.

Pitcher plant: It looks like a bottle.

Pinguicula: Brightly colored to attract insects.

Venus flytrap: a great tool for catching flies.

2. What kind of birds should I raise to eat flies?

There are many birds that catch flies, the most typical of which is the house martin. There are also flycatchers, a type of small and medium-sized songbirds that often snatch flies and other flying insects in the air, and their English name means fly catcher.

Seagulls, but no bird eats flies. When flies lay eggs on the lakes on the islands every year, seagulls will frantically prey on the flies like crazy, and the scene at that time is like the seagulls enjoying a feast.

3. What is the name of the plant that catches flies?

Other meanings of Venus flytrap

Perennial herb

The Venus Flytrap (Dionaea muscipula), also known as the Venus Flytrap in English, is a perennial herb native to North America. It is a very interesting carnivorous plant with a very short stem and an insect trap that looks like a "shell" at the top of the leaf. It can secrete nectar, and when a small insect breaks in, it can catch it at a very fast speed and digest and absorb it.

Because the edges of the leaves have regular thorns, which feel like Venus's eyelashes, the meaning is "Venus's fly trap". Its main feature is that it can quickly close its leaves to catch insects. It is a carnivorous plant like its distant relative Nepenthes. It is the only one in the genus Venustrap of the Droseraceae family and is a vascular plant. Potted plants can be used for viewing on sunny windowsills and balconies, or they can be cultivated in planting troughs; Venus flytraps are known as carnivorous plants in nature. The unique insect-catching ability and cool appearance of Venus flytraps make it the most popular carnivorous plant in China.

4. Why do flies like to eat chive flowers?

Flies like to smell this pungent smell. The smell of chives is very pungent, a bit like garlic.

In classical Chinese, fragrance and odor are not differentiated, and both are represented by the word "stinky". Now I understand that you have studied fragrance and odor thoroughly, and they are really one and the same, and they are both the smell of fermentation.

The bad smell you smell is only due to bacteria. We use disinfectant to kill all the bacteria, and what remains is the fragrance.

5. What plants are particularly attractive to flies?

Mosquito trap. It is a carnivorous plant. It attracts mosquitoes and flies into its claw-like leaves by emitting a foul smell, and then closes, the insects are caught and then digested by the liquid it secretes.

The mosquito plant is short, not much bigger than a dandelion or plantain. Its leaves grow almost close to the ground like plantain, but the shape and function of the leaves are different from those of ordinary plants. The mosquito plant has a few to a dozen basal leaves, which look like a bunch of strange spoons placed in a circle on the dining table with the handles facing inward.

6. What trees can repel flies?

Basil can repel mosquitoes. Basil is a very popular herb, which is often used as a seasoning. It has a spicy aroma and is suitable for planting on windowsills or in flower beds. Its leaves can emit a fresh fragrance and are a very good insect repellent plant.

Basil can be made into essential oil and sprayed around the plants to prevent flies and mosquitoes from approaching.

7. What are the most powerful fly repellent plants?

11 Most Effective Plants for Repelling Flies

What to do if you have annoying flies in your home or yard? Don't always rely on dangerous and smelly chemical repellents. We can use more natural and harmonious methods to drive them away! The following 11 refreshing plants will keep harmful insects away!

1. Basil

Basil is a very easy-to-grow herb with many uses and is also a great kitchen ingredient. It is very adaptable and can survive in almost any climate. Plant it on your windowsill or in front of your door, and flies won’t come!

2. Osmanthus fragrans:

Laurel is a very good potted plant. Its disadvantage is that it is afraid of cold and needs to be moved indoors in winter. It likes a warm and cool environment. Of course, it is also planted a lot in the south and placed in some leisure pavilions or in front of the door. Its leaves have the effect of repelling flies.

3. Lavender:

Lavender is a good choice, but it also needs a cool and dry environment. It is not friendly to hot and humid conditions. It is also an effective fly repellent plant. You can grind its leaves and flowers into powder and sprinkle it in places where flies appear. You can also hang bunches of them at home or in the yard to repel flies.

4. Tansy

Tansy has beautiful golden-yellow flowers, which are very ornamental and a good fly-repellent plant. It is suitable for planting in the yard or in potted plants, both for decoration and to repel insects!

5. Vegetables:

Many friends know that sweet vegetables do not attract insects. That's because their taste is what insects hate the most. There are many varieties of them. You can plant some in your yard or balcony. Not only can they repel flies, they can also be used as good ornamental plants and can be eaten!

6. Nasturtium:

Nasturtium is a great ornamental plant. Its leaves are like miniature lotus leaves, and its flowers are like golden lotus. It is easy to grow into a large clump. Nasturtium can release a scent that repels pests and keeps flies away! It is suitable for potted plants and garden cultivation! It is also beneficial to the growth of other plants!

7. Rosemary:

Rosemary not only repels flies, but also keeps cats from trampling on it! Cats don’t like the smell of rosemary.

8. Mint

There are 16 varieties of mint, which can effectively repel flies, ants and mice. It is also a good cooking material. Many varieties can be eaten. You can also make some mint-flavored desserts for tea in summer! It is suitable for potted plants or garden planting. Be careful when planting in the ground, otherwise it will grow all over the place!

9. Ai:

Mugwort is very easy to grow. Some people like its smell, some people hate it, but it is not bad! It has a herbal aroma. It does not require much care during normal growth. It is also an excellent plant for repelling pests and a natural beneficial plant! Growing it on the windowsill of the kitchen or toilet can effectively clean the air and odor. Planting requires a good lighting environment!

10. Lemon Balm:

Mosquito repellent is also a common plant that can repel flies and has a great effect in purifying the air!

11. Thatch:

Thatch is a relatively common grass, but it has the effect of repelling flies (and mosquitoes), but it is an invasive plant. If you don't pay attention to it when planting it in the ground, it will grow all over your home! It is best to grow one or two plants in a pot.

PS: Plants do have the effect of repelling insects, but you must also pay attention to the cleanliness of the environment and the ventilation of the maintenance environment, otherwise the insects will still not be repelled!

8. Plants that repel flies in the north?

1 Mosquito repellent grass. Scientific name: Pelargonium wilfordii. Perennial herb. Its main trunk leaves can grow up to 1 meter. The leaves are green, with soft hairs and fragrance. It has strong vitality and can be potted for viewing. It has an odor release system that releases substances such as citronellal acid in the body into the air to achieve the effect of repelling mosquitoes. 2 Mugwort (can be hung at the door or burned) is also called mugwort, mugwort, mugwort, etc. Perennial herb, the plant has a strong aroma. It has the effects of anti-inflammatory, hemostatic, antiasthmatic and fetal protection when used as medicine. The moxa sticks made from it can also be used for moxibustion. It also relies on the aroma to repel mosquitoes.

3. Tuberose is a shrub, and its flowers are mostly yellow-green. It is named tuberose because of its fragrance at night. But it should not be placed indoors, as it affects people's breathing. Its flowers bloom in summer, and the fragrance it emits is particularly scary to mosquitoes, so it is particularly good for repelling mosquitoes. 4. Lavender is an herb. It can be used to refine essential oils, and aromatherapists especially like to use it. Its essential oil can soothe the human nervous system and emotions, thereby improving people's sleep. Essential oils can also promote skin cell regeneration and balance oil secretion, making it a good skin care product. It is also a top-quality mosquito repellent, so sprinkle it on your hair or skin.

5. The insectivorous plant. Its leaves can catch mosquitoes, flies and other insects lying on it. That's why it's called insectivorous plant. It can attract mosquitoes and catch and kill them. 6. The shrub of the osmanthus fragrans, the flowers are mainly white. Suitable for potted plants. The fragrance can repel mosquitoes. 7. Mint (peppermint oil) I won't say much about this, everyone is using it. The mosquito repellent products such as the wind oil we use contain peppermint oil. 8. The herb of the pennywort. The leaves are small, and the plant is small and low. Suitable for viewing. Its special smell can repel mosquitoes.