A NYC apartment dweller wants to buy a Sarracenia to control cockroaches.
Christopher: Carnivorous plants are bought for beauty, not pest control. They attract insects (some not trapped), catch only a tiny fraction, and Sarracenia need intense light (full sun or 25,000+ lumens artificial) to survive indoors—conditions most homes cannot provide. They will weaken and die.
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