Tropical Pitcher Plant Nepenthes Alata Carnivorous

Nepenthes Alata – Tropical Pitcher Plant (Monkey Cup) Bring the magic of the tropics into your home with the Nepenthes Alata, also known as the Monkey Cup or Pitcher Plant. This fascinating carnivorous plant forms elegant pitchers that attract and collect insects with sweet nectar, turning them into natural fertilizer. Not only is it a conversation starter, but it’s also surprisingly easy to care for and forgiving—perfect for both beginners and collectors. Native to Southeast Asia, India, Madagascar, and Australia, Nepenthes Alata thrives as a vining plant, making it a beautiful addition to a sunny windowsill, hanging planter, or terrarium. Its nickname, “Monkey Cups,” comes from the curious fact that monkeys have been known to sip water from the pitchers in the wild! 🌿 Care Tips: Keep consistently moist—never let it dry out. Pitchers should always hold a little water (no more than 50% full). Use only distilled or rainwater (tap water can damage the plant). Prefers bright light