Self-watering pots (reservoir bottom) work OK for flytraps, temperate sundews, Sarracenia—even combined in a bog garden.
All your listed species (S. leucophylla 'Tarnok', S. purpurea venosa, 'Doodle Bug', D. dichotoma, D. filiformis) grow well together in one container.
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