- Gross sales have soared by 2,000 per cent since John Lewis Christmas advert aired
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Venus flytrap gross sales have spiked by 2,000 per cent due to the John Lewis Christmas advert.
Growers and retailers report document demand because the heartwarming business first aired.
Entitled The Snapper, The Excellent Tree, it contains a younger boy whose grow-your-own Christmas tree seems to be an animated, mischievous flytrap.
The largest provider of flytraps to the British market is Netherlands agency Carni Flora, which might normally ship round 2,000 within the run-up to Christmas.
The nursery now expects to export a minimum of 40,000 in December with proprietor Justin van Kessel declaring himself ‘flabbergasted’ by the amount of orders.
He mentioned: ‘The extent of demand is sort of insane. Christmas has come early for us.’
John Lewis ordered a number of thousand flytraps from the Netherlands earlier than its advert aired. It swiftly offered out of the £10 crops in ceramic pots and has ordered extra.
Enterprise can also be booming for British nurseries. South West Carnivorous Vegetation in Sidmouth, Devon, offered 2,500 flytraps in in the future alone. ‘We’re more than happy with John Lewis,’ mentioned proprietor Simon Hamming.
Mockingly, flytraps go dormant in winter when their insect prey are in brief provide.
Venus flytrap gross sales have spiked by 2,000 per cent due to the John Lewis Christmas advert

Entitled The Snapper, The Excellent Tree, it contains a younger boy whose grow-your-own Christmas tree seems to be an animated, mischievous flytrap

Growers and retailers report document demand because the heartwarming business first aired
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