In tropical U.S. territories (Hawaii, Puerto Rico, etc.), a humid enclosure is redundant—ambient humidity is already high. Enclosures overheat in full sun, cooking plants.
Best plants for tropics: tropical sundews, lowland Nepenthes, tropical butterworts. Grow outdoors in appropriate microclimates.
Dionaea needs cool winter—challenging in tropics. Sarracenia works in Hawaii (seasonal change). Cephalotus prefers cooler subtropical zones.
Research species matching your exact location. See carnivorousplants.org for guides.
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