Full sun for aquatic species, and full to partially shaded for terrestrial species. Terrestrial species like peat moss watered on a deep tray system. Terrestrial species like to have their soil constantly wet and aquatic species like to have their water cleaned and filtered reqularly. The aquatic bladderwort species like to have a peat tea solution added to their water. It is easily made by boiling peat moss in rain water for about 5 minutes.
Terrestrial species are very easy to grow.
They have very plain looking leaves, but their saving grace is that they have extremely nice flowers and intricately designed subterranian traps. Sphagnum Moss mixed with peat moss and perlite or silica sand. Water by the tray method. These are the most plain looking of all of the carnivorous plants. They are quite an easy plant to grow if all of their requirements are met.