S. purpurea grows **up to 1 ft wide, 6 inches tall**. Plants sold in humidity domes need **gradual hardening off** – domes are a "bad idea" that weakens plants.
S. purpurea **lacks pitcher lids** – it relies on rain to fill pitchers. **Add water to pitchers** to enable insect capture and nitrogen gain. This is the **only** carnivorous plant where manual pitcher filling is recommended.
Avoid sellers who use domes and give "high humidity" instructions.
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