FlytrapCare Carnivorous Plant Forums

You know the type, the hanging spheres and teardrops and such with one big hole and several small holes for ventilation. They seem like they'd be great for maximizing space by hanging them in front of a window, but what CPs actually like those things, if any? Seems like it would have to be a plant that doesn't require too much root space, isn't fussy about the lack of drainage, and would be happy with south-facing window sunlight filtered through two layers of glass. Maybe sundews? Bladderwort for the deeper ones?

Those are meant for epiphytes, some neps may do well, but you might have an issue with it being too wet and too dry, back and forth.

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No good for Neps, and they will get much too big anyways. You may be able to grow some of the sect. orchidioides Utrics in them though.

I've only ever really seen tillandsia in those or succulents.