N. bicalcarata (fanged pitcher plant) thrives outdoors in South Florida's humidity. Grow under trees for dappled light; protect below 50°F. Terrariums cause rot and are outgrown fast—adults span 3+ feet.
Skip the terrarium—this species wants space and humidity.
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