Sarracenia have true roots that absorb water, minerals, and beneficial tannins from peat. They're adapted to nutrient-poor bogs, so leaf absorption dominates, but roots are functional.
Use peat-based soil to provide tannins. Don't fertilize via roots; foliar feeding (very dilute) is safer if needed.
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