Terrarium Problems Outweigh Benefits
Myth Busted: Carnivorous plants don't need high humidity. They adapt to household levels. Only a few rare species require terrariums.
Many LA customers grow VFTs and sundews on balconies/patios in full sun. Nursery plants grow in 14% humidity. Plants adapt to low humidity; they cannot adapt to low light.
Ditch the terrarium. Use tray method, pure water, and maximum sun. Read care sheets—you'll be surprised how easy it is.
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