Stabilized chlorine in pool water is highly toxic to carnivorous plants (and most plants). Even small splashes into water trays can accumulate and kill sensitive roots.
Place plants at least 10-15 feet from pool splash zone, or use a physical barrier. Consider a dedicated bog garden away from the pool.
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