Each plant comes with simple care instructions. Follow guidance on watering, light exposure, temperature, and fertilising to help your plant grow healthy and strong.

Light: Thrives in bright but indirect light. Direct sunlight may cause the leaves and pitchers to burn, while too little light can prevent the pitchers from developing properly.

Soil: Use a soil mix specifically designed for carnivorous plants. A good mixture includes sphagnum moss, perlite, and orchid bark.

Water Requirement: Prefers consistently moist soil, but it should never be waterlogged.

Temperature: Thrives in temperatures between 18°C to 29°C. Keep the plant away from cold windows or air conditioning vents.

Humidity: High humidity (50-70%) is crucial for healthy pitcher development.

Fertiliser: Gets its nutrients from the insects it traps. Fertilizing can damage the plant or even kill it. The plant will naturally catch small insects, but if grown indoors, you can feed it ants, flies, or small crickets every few weeks. Avoid overfeeding, as this can cause the pitchers to rot.

Caution: Ensure that the plant has good air circulation to prevent fungal growth and rot, especially in high-humidity environments.