Carnivorous pitcher plant

Nepenthes alata

Sarracenia is known as Pitcher Plants owing to its weird pitcher shape. Find the best tips on growing sarracenia indoors here.

Pitcher plants with their colored flowers are right house plants. However, due to conservation reasons, it is not good to harvest from the wild instead get them from nursery beds. Read more at https://hungryplant.com/strange-facts-about-the-pitcher-plants/ #PitcherPlants #FactsaboutPitcherPlants

Pitcher plants are one of the most unique looking garden plants out there. High carnivorous, these plants are great for controlling pests like insects and bugs. Learn how to care for your own pitcher plant with this great Pitcher plant guide.

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Pitcher plants are highly fascinating carnivorous plants, and the Nepenthes genus is a large group of tropical pitcher plants that can be rewarding to grow at home. Here is a full guide on how to grow and care for Nepenthes pitcher plants. #PitcherPlants #Nepenthes #NepenthesPitcherPlant #NepenthesPitcherPlantCare #GrowingPitcherPlants

Carnivorous plants are peculiar. They fend for themselves by trapping insects, feeding on their nutrients and that (should) make your job a whole lot easier.

Heliamphora pulchella, a carnivorous pitcher plant endemic to the summits of only a few remote tepuis (tabletop mountains) in southeastern Venezuela. Insects which fall inside are prevented from escaping by the downward-pointing bristles and quickly drown. Canaima National Park, Venezuela.