How do carnivorous plants reproduce?

Answer 1

Carnivorous plants can reproduce sexually. They can also reproduce asexually, via leaf cuttings and root division. Some species do their own leaf cuttings naturally.

Sexually- Via flowers, like an other flowering plant.

Cuttings- When some pinguicula species leaves touch touch ground, they act as a cutting and sprout plantlets there. Pygmy drosera also produce specially designed leaves called gemmae that pop out of their place when water hits them. They rocket out into the air and land elsewhere, where they act like cuttings.

Root division- When the rhizome of a rhizome creating plant breaks in two, it produces a new plant out of the piece broken off. Eg: sarracenia.
1. Sexual reproduction

2. Vegetative reproduction

Answer 2

A rose reproduces by being pollinated by an insect and then developing seeds.

Answer 3

Carnations are fairly easy to grow.

Answer 4

Carnations do reproduce by seed.