Natural traps· Low-mineral water

Discover carnivorous plants with striking traps and distinct capture mechanisms — from the fast traps of Dionaea and the tubular leaves of Sarracenia to sticky Drosera and the tropical pitchers of Nepenthes. All prefer a specialist, nutrient-poor substrate and water with very low mineral content, such as rainwater, deionised water or reverse-osmosis water. Light, water level and winter dormancy vary by genus, so follow the care guidance for the individual plant and avoid ordinary fertiliser.Carnivorous plants with fascinating traps and distinct capture mechanisms. They require low-mineral water, a specialist nutrient-poor substrate and genus-specific care — particularly for light, watering and dormancy.Carnivorous plants with unique traps — low-mineral water, specialist substrate and the right light for each genus.