NEPENTHES INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS AMERICAN || PACK OF 10 IN INDIA

INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS - NEPENTHES  A pitfall trap works by luring the prey into a container filled with liquid where it drowns. Popularly known as pitcher plants or monkey cups, these plants are found throughout Southern Asia and the region around the Indian Ocean. They’re called pitcher plants because the trap is literally a pitcher-shaped vessel filled with a fluid. Insects are lured into the syrupy fluid and stuck there. Some pitcher plants have a sort of lid on the top that snaps down to trap prey, others remain open and use a sticky liquid to catch prey. Some nepenthes grow large enough to catch rodents, lizards, and even small birds as prey. This plant has the name monkey cup because monkeys sometimes drink from them