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- Growing Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Lifespan
- 10+ years
- Size
- 20-40cm
- Watering
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- Light & Placement
- Full sun is essential. Grown outdoors in full sun, the stout pitchers and the translucent windows in the hood develop fully.
- Watering
- Tray-water to keep it constantly moist with pure or rain water. As a lowland bog plant, never let the tray dry out.
- Soil & Repotting
- Use pure sphagnum or peat moss with perlite. Do not fertilize; divide and repot once the rhizome spreads.
- Dormancy Care
- Winter dormancy is essential. Expose it to outdoor cold; even if the top dies back, the rhizome lives, so wait for spring.
- Pruning & Shaping
- A compact 20-40 cm tall. Cut dead pitchers at the base, and divide the clump when it becomes crowded.
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