A slightly larger form, with three plants per pot.
A fascinating plant that needs no introduction, but here's one anyway!
One of the most interesting plants available and surprisingly easy to grow. Just give it a sunny windowsill and sit in a saucer of rain water and... that's pretty much it for most of the year. It needs a winter dormancy so in late autumn remove the water from the saucer but keep the plant moist. place in a cool greenhouse or similar. bring back in the spring!
Don't use tap water or mineral water, just rainwater or distilled water.
Don't use compost when repotting, use peat/shapgnum moss and perlite.
Don;t use plant food, They usually catch enough!
Do have fun but avoid setting of the traps without their chosen food!