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- Growing Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Lifespan
- 5+ years
- Size
- 3-10cm
- Watering
- Underground micro organisms
- Light & Placement
- It prefers bright indirect light to weak direct sun. Avoid strong direct sun and place it in bright partial shade.
- Watering
- Keep the medium constantly moist with tray watering, using purified water or rainwater. As a semi-aquatic plant it must not dry out.
- Temperature & Overwintering
- The ideal range is 15-28°C. Bring it indoors in winter and keep it from falling much below that range.
- Soil & Repotting
- Plant in moist sphagnum alone or a peat moss and perlite mix. The traps are underground, so a deep pot suits it.
- Fertilizer
- Its underground Y-shaped traps catch protozoa and nematodes in the soil for nutrients. Fertilizer is generally unnecessary.
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