Question: What tropical plants for a south-facing window well?
Hi Jacob,
Assuming northern hemisphere. Almost any tropical carnivorous plant thrives in a south window. Great starter plants:
Not exclusive—use "Best Plants For You" on our site: www.cobraplant.com. Answer a few questions for tailored recommendations.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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