An Oregon grower with unidentified Sarracenia rhizomes asks about tap water (NTU 0.02, hardness 5) and using styrofoam containers lined with plastic for root cooling.
Even low-mineral tap water accumulates salts over time. Use distilled, rain, or RO water for long-term health.
Sarracenia tolerate warm roots better than Heliamphora or Cephalotus, but styrofoam pots reduce heat stress if sun hits containers directly. A good idea for summer.
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