A Hawaii resident wanted a small pitcher plant for a northwest-facing kitchen with moderate humidity and warm temperatures.
An expert recommended Nepenthes ventrata as a tough, adaptable starter that stays manageable with pruning. Northwest windows may lack sufficient light—supplemental fluorescent lighting is advised. Sarracenia Northwest has Hawaii contacts for local sourcing.
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