Carnivorous pitcher design: Naturally traps and consumes insects for a unique indoor display
Low-maintenance care: Thrives with distilled water and high humidity, simplifying plant care
Versatile soil options: Compatible with peat moss, perlite, standard carnivorous soil, or sphagnum moss
Distinctive appearance: Adds a botanical interest and decorative touch to home or office
Bottom watering preference: Ensures optimal moisture and health for the plant
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Common Name: Pitcher Plant
What's better than an indoor plant? An indoor plant that loves to eat bugs! The carnivorous Nepenthes genus is known for it's pitcher-like look and the way that they catch bugs for snacks.
Basic Care: Carnivorous plants prefer humidity, and need distilled water. We bottom water our carnivorous plant selection w
Plant Type
Carnivorous pitcher plant (Nepenthes genus)
Care Instructions
Bottom water with distilled water
Soil Mix
Peat moss and perlite, or standard carnivorous soil, or sphagnum moss