Your Guide to Growing Carnivorous Plants
Everyday grow tips and tricks!
N. "Lady luck"
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Growing environment
Light: South facing window, gets 4-5 hours of sun
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Humidity: Normal room humidity
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Soil type: 80% Long fibered spagnum moss
Remaining is an even mix of perlite, pumice, and orchid bark
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Water:​
Use only distilled water.
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Water from the top until a thin film of water fills the saucer that the pot is sitting in.
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Let this evaporate before watering again but do not let the pot dry out.
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Other information
Lady luck is an extremely easy grower that produces many tubby little pitchers.
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My plant had two main stems that started to get a bit lengthy so I cut back and rooted them. Since then a multitude of basal plants have started growing large, probably due to increased light availability since the two main stems were cut.
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The two stems were placed in the preferred soil type with a large ziploc bag put over them to increase humidity and watered the same.
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After producing roots I cut a corned of the bag (about 2 inches long) to slowly decrease humidity and acclimate them to the humidity in the room. After around a week of this I removed the bag entirely.