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Malaysia Carnivorous Plant Competition

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Malaysia Carnivorous Plant Competition

If you thought plant events were all just leafy greens and peaceful pots… think again. The Malaysia Carnivorous Plant Competition at Paradigm Mall PJ will be a scene straight out of a science documentary—where plants don’t just sit pretty… they hunt and prey on other living insects.

Welcome to Malaysia’s Largest Carnivorous Plant Competition, a truly one-of-a-kind experience that brought together plant lovers, curious shoppers, and fearless insects (well, not for long) for five unforgettable days, right here at the Largest Plant Market in PJ event.

Venus Flytrap Malaysia
One of the unique flytrap plants.

Nature’s Little Predators, On Full Display

From the moment you walk in, it is clear this isn’t your average plant exhibition or market. Towering displays and intricate arrangements showcased carnivorous plants in all their bizarre glory. The competition will feature two main categories:

  • Category 1: Nepenthes (Pitcher Plants)

  • Category 2: Carnivorous Plant Arrangements

Malaysia Pinguicula Cyclosecta
A beautiful Pinguicula Cyclosecta in purple colour.

These aren’t just plants. They are living traps, each with its strategy to lure, catch, and digest unsuspecting bugs. Here are some of the stars of the show:

  • Sundew (Drosera)
    Looks like it’s dusted in glitter… but don’t be fooled.
    Those sparkling drops? Sticky traps.
    Insects land, get stuck, and—yep—never leave.
  • Pitcher Plant (Nepenthes)
    Tall, colourful “cups” filled with digestive liquid.
    Think of it as nature’s pitfall trap—once a bug slips in, it’s dinner time.
  • Venus Flytrap (Dionaea)
    Possibly the most famous of them all.
    Two-hinged leaves snap shut like jaws when their trigger hairs are touched.
    Fast. Precise. Real.
  • Butterwort (Pinguicula)
    Soft, smooth leaves that look harmless… until a bug lands.
    The leaf surface is sticky and digestive, like flypaper with a twist.
  • Bladderwort (Utricularia)
    Tiny but deadly—and completely underwater.
    These use miniature vacuum bladders to suck in microscopic prey. Blink and you’ll miss it.

Workshops & Hands-On Activities:

  • Bouquet Workshop: Learn the art of floral design by creating your beautiful bouquet using fresh flowers and greenery. Perfect for beginners and flower lovers alike.

  • Terrarium Workshops: Explore the miniature world of terrariums with sessions tailored for kids, adults, and parent-child pairs. Build your self-sustaining ecosystem inside a glass container.

  • Carnivorous Plant Arrangement Workshop: Discover the fascinating world of carnivorous plants as you design your unique arrangement featuring these extraordinary species.

  • Aromatherapy Stone Workshop: Create your own set of scented aromatherapy stones, blending natural essential oils for relaxation and wellness.

  • DIY Crystal Bracelet Workshop: Craft personalised crystal bracelets with guidance on choosing stones based on their meanings and healing properties.

  • Mini Glass Preserved Flower Decoration Service: Design delicate preserved flower arrangements encased in glass, perfect as lasting keepsakes or gifts.

  • Succulent Arrangement Workshop: Get hands-on experience arranging a variety of colourful and textured succulents into stunning displays.

Carnivorous Plants Malaysia
Some of the interesting carnivorous plants that visitors can see at the event.

Vote, Shop, Repeat

One of the coolest parts? Visitors aren’t just spectators; they will be judges. Everyone gets to vote for their favourite entries, and as a thank-you, each voter receives cash vouchers to be used at the Largest Plant Market in PJ event here in Paradigm Mall.

From rare carnivorous specimens to cute plant-themed merch, the market is the perfect place to take a little piece of the experience home (without the bug-hunting part, of course).

Malaysia Carnivorous Plant Competition

  • Date: 18–22 June 2025
  • Time: 10.00 AM – 10.00 PM
  • Location: Paradigm Mall, Petaling Jaya (UG Level)
  • Entrance: Free

Conclusion

The Malaysian Carnivorous Plant Competition isn’t just a visual spectacle; it’s a hands-on, eye-opening dive into the wild, weird, and wonderful world of plants that eat meat. Whether you were a hardcore Nepenthes collector or just there for some photos and fun, the event will have everyone with a newfound appreciation for nature’s strange creativity.

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