Grower's rain barrels empty; plants drying. Asked if tap water ever okay, alternatives, roof runoff.
Use tap water—don't let plants go dry. Nepenthes/Sarracenia tolerate hard water for a while; VFTs/sundews less so. Top-water to flush minerals. Buy a few gallons of distilled for sensitive plants.
Only if pristine and known low TDS. With possible petroleum/mud, stick to tap until rain/distilled returns.
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