Pitcher plants are the "couch potatoes" of the carnivorous plants, in that they are set up to lure in bugs to their "pitchers", eventually digesting them for nutrients. These wonderfully weird carnivorous plants have a similarly weird and wonderful common name of "monkey cups".
Water: These plants require lots of water, and the soil should always remain evenly moist. Always ensure there is proper drainage and the plant isn't sitting in standing water.
Light: Pitcher Plants love lots of bright, indirect sunlight.
Soil: Use a porous mix with low fertilizer. Additives like perlite, peat, and sphagnum moss are ideal.
Humidity: Humidity is a must for Pitcher Plant care. Keep these guys near a humidifier, on a pebble tray, and mist often!
Fertilizer: Fertilizing these plants is not essential as it gets all of its nutrients from the insects which are drawn to the plant's Pitchers.