Carnivorous houseplants
The Venus fly-trap, hard to beat as a name, and fascinating for children. These are plants with a dynamic trap for small insects. Given the right conditions they can survive, or even thrive^ indoors. Pitcher plants with their dramatic tubes are more suited to the greenhouse or garden, other forms of carnivorous plant require dedication and have specific needs. Give sundews a bright spot out of direct sunshine. Stand the container on a tray with a centimetre or so of water. They shouldn't be waterlogged but should always be moist.
Plants (6)
Dionaea muscipula
Venus fly trap, Venus mouse trap
Nepenthes
Pitcher plant, Tropical pitcher plant, Monkey cups
Drosera capensis
Cape sundew
Nepenthes 'Miranda'
Pitcher plant, Tropical pitcher plant
Nepenthes alata
Pitcher plant, Tropical pitcher plant, Monkey cups
Drosera binata
Two-leaf sundew