Nepenthes do not require a winter dormancy, but the shorter daylight hours will often slow them down over the colder season. ... Remember that Nepenthes can get very large and will produce climbing vines - these will need to be pruned!

Do pitcher plants go dormant?

Pitcher plant dormancy requires the chilling period and then warm temperatures that signal it to break dormancy. The chilling requirement is important for all species of Sarracenia to signal when it is time to begin growing again. ... Potted species of S. purpurea can stay outdoors in a sheltered location.

Will Nepenthes survive winter?

No, Nepenthes should not become fully dormant in winter. Lowlanders need high temperatures and bright light all year round. Highlanders can survive drops in temperature, but they will become slower at growing. It is advised to keep Nepenthes in same conditions all year round.