Yougarden Trumpet Pitcher Plant - Sarracenia Stevensii

Yes, carnivorous plants generally require a nutrient-poor, acidic medium. If you repot it, ensure you use a peat-based compost designed for carnivorous plants.

No. Do not put meat or household scraps into the pitchers, as this can cause them to rot.

Tap water often contains chlorine and high mineral content which can be toxic to sensitive carnivorous plant roots.

No, it is supplied as an established plant in a 9cm pot and is ready for display as is.

Sarracenia plants are generally considered non-toxic to pets, but it is best to keep it out of reach so the pitchers do not get knocked over or damaged.

This often occurs due to low light or the use of tap water. Move to a sunnier location and switch to rainwater.

Ensure the plant is placed in an area with natural airflow where insects are present. Do not force insects into the traps manually.

Check the soil moisture; the plant likely needs more water or has dried out. Ensure it is kept consistently damp.