Fabric planters (like Aquascape pots) work well for Sarracenia in pond margins **if you modify the soil mix**.
Omit perlite – it floats. Use **pumice or coarse sand** instead for drainage and weight. Position crowns well above the water line.
While Sarracenia are excellent bug catchers (pitchers fill with insects by summer), a few plants won't dent fly or yellow jacket populations. They're ornamental and ecological, not pest control.
All thrive in fabric planters with the right media and water management.
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