Most carnivorous plants adapt to household conditions without terrariums, which often cause fungal issues and inadequate light. Consider your climate: southeastern US growers often succeed without terrariums; upper Midwest/desert climates may need them. N. ampullaria has narrow requirements and doesn't acclimate well to low humidity/cool temps.
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