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- Growing Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Lifespan
- 10+ years
- Size
- 50-100cm
- Watering
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- Light & Placement
- Needs strong direct sun; in low light the pitchers, which can exceed 1 m, tend to flop. Keep it outdoors in full sun.
- Watering
- Tray-water to keep it constantly moist, using only pure or rain water. A large plant drinks a lot, so never let the tray run dry.
- Soil & Repotting
- Use pure sphagnum or peat moss with perlite. Because it grows tall, use a deep, stable pot and never fertilize.
- Dormancy Care
- In winter, expose it to frost outdoors so it goes dormant without fail. Keep the tray shallow during dormancy and cut dead pitchers at the base.
- Pruning & Shaping
- Pitchers reach 50-100 cm and sometimes over 1 m. Remove fallen or browned pitchers at the base so sunlight reaches new ones.
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