Carnivorous Plants for Fungus Gnats

Tired of fungus gnats buzzing around your houseplants? These sticky carnivorous plants are some of the best natural gnat catchers you can grow. Sundews like Drosera capensis and Drosera spatulata, rainbow plants (Byblis) and Mexican butterworts (Pinguicula) are covered in sticky leaves that trap gnats and other tiny flying bugs. Rainbow plants are especially good at capturing prey, grow much larger than sundews, flower more, and handle lower light. They're easy, beginner-friendly plants that grow indoors on a sunny windowsill or under a grow light.

Every plant ships potted and ready to grow. In cold months, add a shipping heat pack to help protect your plant in transit. New to these plants? Read our guide to the best carnivorous plants for fungus gnats.