Nepenthes alata (Pitcher Plant) Staff Pick and insects that inhabit our

and insects that inhabit our yards and gardens are overwhelmingly on our side—they are not our enemies

drier places

Curved tines for easy penetration and gathering of soil

This plant is a Willamette Valley native

An attractive

Nepenthes alata (Pitcher Plant) Staff Pick and insects that inhabit ourTropical Pitcher Plants are carnivorous plants that prefer a warm, high humidity environment with bright, indirect light. There are a range of species available commercially, so a good guideline is to keep them in temperatures between 60 90 degrees and keep them in a windowsill or under a grow light. Nepenthes do not experience any periods of dormancy, but may lose pitchers due to insufficient light, stress, or temperature. You can feed them biweekly