Outdoor beginner plants

Yes! An outdoor plant will grow perfectly well indoors, provided you have a south-facing window and keep it cool in winter (preferably <15°C). But honestly: outdoors they catch many more insects and grow faster. So, ideally, place them outside on your patio or in the garden.

Yes! These are hardy species that can stay outdoors all year round. In winter, they go dormant, the pitchers die back and the plant can be reduced to just the growth point and roots. But don't worry, you can cut off the brown leaves, and in spring, they will grow back stronger. So, they don't need to be brought indoors in winter. Make sure the plants are in a larger pot than the nursery pots they arrive in. Small pots can freeze quickly!

As much as possible! These species love full sun. The more sun, the more beautiful the color of the pitchers and the more insects they catch. So place them in your sunniest spot: patio, balcony or garden. Several hours of direct sunlight are recommended.

Plenty! Outdoors, they naturally catch flies and wasps. You really don't need to feed them. They are essentially your garden's natural pest controllers.

The plants in this beginner category are delivered potted (with our 100% delivery guarantee). Place them immediately on a saucer with water after unpacking. Do you want them to grow quickly and have no problems in winter? Put them in a larger pot, filled with our carnivorous plant soil mix.

Yes! Venus flytraps (Dionaea) and trumpet pitchers (Sarracenia) even often occur together in nature and have similar care requirements.