Carnivorous plants are unique and fascinating plants that derive nutrients from trapping and digesting insects or other small animals. Some of the popular carnivorous plants include Venus Flytrap, Pitcher Plants, and Sundews. Growing carnivorous plants from seeds requires specific care and attention, as they have unique growing requirements. These plants need nutrient-poor, well-drained soil and a high humidity environment with good air circulation. Sow the seeds in sphagnum moss, peat moss or a mixture of peat and sand. Keep the soil consistently moist, and use distilled water or rainwater, rather than tap water, which may contain minerals that are harmful to the plants. Once the seeds germinate, provide bright light but avoid direct sunlight, and maintain a humid environment by covering the pot with plastic wrap or using a terrarium.