Although you can grow them indoors under artificial light or in a very bright, sunny window, pitcher plants are much happier outdoors. 1111 Dawson Rd. It is usually sufficient to winterize potted pitchers by burying them to the rim in a sunny garden spot. They can be dug up in the spring and placed in a warm, sunny site. The sunlight rule applies even in winter for the evergreen variety.
All pitcher plants require an acidic growing medium.
Water the mixture for several days before planting, giving the peat moss a chance to absorb the moisture. The mix should be damp, but not soggy. Once planted, your pitcher plant needs plenty of water. Never allow it to dry out, summer or winter. If your tap water is too high in minerals, use distilled or rain water.