This is the most interesting and common pitcher plant of all the carnivorous plants i have kept. They have fairly large pitchers to catch bigger insects and very tolerant of soil condition and most hard hardy carnivorous plants of all. There are two strains: the northern one are mostly green pitchers and survive in harsh winters in Cananda. The southern strain turn red easily in the summer, i have them planted in garden for many years.
Theres video of them submerged in the forest for weeks/month without dying, So i was never afraid of overwatering it.
