A grower uses tap water in Nepenthes trays, worried about mineral buildup after reading Nepenthes need good drainage.
No need to panic. Flush excess minerals by pouring distilled water through the soil until it drains completely. Then grow as a regular houseplant: sunny window, top-water when soil surface dries. Never let pots sit in water. See our care sheet: https://www.cobraplant.com/caresheets.
Happy growing!
Jacob Farin
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