A tall square pot perfect for growing Sarracenia, Drosera regia and other Drosera with long roots (D. hamiltoniii) or a need for deep soil (tuberous Drosera). Old specimens and especially the giant clones of Dionaea muscipula will also appreciate the space, Absolutely great for Cephalotus follicularis

These square pots are just the right size and stack together nicely, allowing you to arrange your collection efficiently, and use as little space as possible, while allowing your plants ample space to grow. The depth allows for the extreme of the substrate on top to dry out almost completely, while the bottom 4-5 cm is standing in water. This allows you to simulate soil conditions as similar to natural as possible, resulting in plants that look their best. These pots are very efficient to use with the tray method of watering. Big holes at the bottom allow for the maximum aeration of the substrate possible. It is advisable to put some long fibered Sphagnum, quartz rock pebbles, or plastic mesh on the bottom of the pot to prevent substrate from being washed out.

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