Disclaimer
Last updated: 2026-04-28
Educational content, not professional advice
The information on Fangs and Flora is provided for educational and informational purposes only. While Tomás Reyes brings a Cornell biology degree and twelve years of hands-on carnivorous plant experience, he is not a licensed horticulturist, certified arborist, or professional plant care adviser.
Carnivorous plant care varies based on climate, USDA zone, indoor environment, water quality, soil composition, light conditions, and the individual genetics of each specimen. Outcomes will differ from grower to grower. Always observe your own plants closely and adjust care based on what you actually see.
This is not veterinary or medical advice
Several articles on this site discuss the use of carnivorous plants for pest control (fungus gnats, fruit flies, mosquitoes). Carnivorous plants are NOT a replacement for professional pest management or for medical advice. If you have a serious pest infestation in your home or any health concern related to insects, consult appropriate professionals.
Affiliate disclosure
Fangs and Flora participates in the following affiliate programs:
- Amazon Associates — As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
- California Carnivores via ShareASale
- Carnivorous Plant Nursery (direct affiliate)
- Sarracenia Northwest (specialty nursery affiliate)
- Carnivero (boutique nursery affiliate)
- Other affiliate networks for related plant care equipment
When you click an affiliate link and make a purchase, we may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. These commissions help fund the time spent researching, growing, photographing, and writing about plants.
Our editorial integrity: We only recommend products we have personally tested or have substantial reason to believe are high-quality based on direct experience or trusted-grower consensus. The presence of an affiliate link does not influence our review. We have written about products we love AND products we don't recommend; the affiliate program does not change what we say.
Image rights
Photographs on this site fall into three categories:
- Original photography by Tomás Reyes (most species and care photos)
- Wikimedia Commons / iNaturalist photos under Creative Commons licenses (attribution provided in alt text or caption)
- Stock photography from Pixabay or Unsplash (royalty-free)
If you believe an image on this site infringes on your rights, please contact us immediately.
Plant safety and toxicity
Most carnivorous plants are not toxic to humans or pets at the levels typically encountered through casual contact. However, individual sensitivities vary. If you have small children or pets that chew on houseplants, exercise normal caution as you would with any houseplant.
Errors and corrections
We strive for accuracy. If you find an error in any article, please email tomas [at] fangsandflora [dot] com. Corrections will be made promptly with a note at the bottom of the affected article.
No guarantees
Following any care advice on this site is at your own risk. We make no guarantees about plant survival, growth rates, flowering, or specific outcomes. Plants are living organisms with individual needs.
