Collection: Nepenthes - Tropical Pitcher Plants

Tropical pitcher plants are native to tropical Southeast Asia, there are over 300 species. These are also the largest of all carnivorous plants, with impressive hanging pitchers. They come in various varieties and have adapted their leaves to form pitfall traps that contain digestive fluid. Sadly, many of these incredible plants are on the endangered species list.

Each type usually only grows in a limited range on certain islands, mountains, or ridges. They thrive in a diverse range of tropical habitats, from cool mountain highlands to warm sea level lowland rainforests, often growing in bright, open areas and climbing on shrubs, trees, or in grasslands.