Costa Farms Live Carnivorous Plant Collection (3-Pack): Venus Flytraps, Sarracenia Pitcher Plants, Nepenthes

Three Unique Carnivorous Plants in One Collection

The Costa Farms Live Carnivorous Plant Collection brings together three of the world's most intriguing insect-catching plants: a Venus flytrap, a Sarracenia pitcher plant, and a Nepenthes tropical pitcher plant. Each species showcases its own trapping mechanism, offering a living, ever-changing display that is both beautiful and educational.

What makes this trio special

In their natural habitats these plants evolved in nutrient-poor soils and supplement their diet by catching insects. The Venus flytrap uses rapid leaf movement to trap prey, the Sarracenia lures and guides insects into tall tubular pits, and the Nepenthes features hanging, elegant traps that invite prey inside the pitcher leaves. Watching them in action gives a dependable reminder of nature's diversity without leaving your home.

• Three distinct carnivorous plant types in one bundle
• Three unique trapping methods provide an engaging, educational display

Care and setup

All plants arrive fresh from our farm in nursery pots and are packaged to help ensure they reach you healthy and ready to grow. Bright light and consistently moist soil support vibrant growth. Venus flytraps and Sarracenia enjoy shallow water trays using distilled, rain, or reverse-osmosis water. Nepenthes prefer moisture around the root zone but should not sit in standing water.

• Bright light supports robust trapping and color
• Keep soil evenly moist; avoid letting it dry out completely
• Water with purified sources to prevent mineral buildup
• Place where humidity is comfortable and airflow is steady

Display and uses

These living curios make striking centerpieces on a sunlit shelf, desk, or windowsill. They’re also a memorable gift for plant lovers, curious minds, classrooms, or anyone who enjoys watching nature in action.

Note: Plants are living organisms and may vary slightly from the photo. Some species can be mildly toxic if ingested; avoid contact with eyes or mouth and wash hands after handling.