I haven't. I suppose as long as the media in the net pot is wet it would work. They must be using LFSM. I don't care for LFSM for my VFTs.

Funny I was think of trying this.but I planed on doing it in a high pressure aeroponic setup.if this is any indication then my idea could work if I got my nutriant solution right.I'll research this more.love these plants by the way.I want on of every species lol.may work in my greenhouse,I plan on keeping bees in the greenhouse,maby they can eat the bees and keep the population in cheak.

Sounds like a gimmick to me. Standard cultivation works so well and these are not naturally plants that need a lot of aeration in their soil... I would need empirical evidence to change my mind.

Evidence is my best friend. I'm seeking evidence that supports carnivourus plant being able to be grown hydroponicly. I would love to give it a shot

If I gave my best guess I'd say a deep water culture system with a ph of 3.5ish and being very stingy with the nutreants might be my best bet. Make the solution more alkaline in nature,and add a small airstone to the resivoir.

Type "growing carnivorous plants hydroponically" into Google and have at it. Some people are trying it.

I think those biodomes for the Nepenthes Lady Luck plants are in what is essentially a net pot. They sit in a container with exposed soil/roots that take in the water directly. Supposedly the root ball has the fertilizer or nutritiion the plant needs for up to 1 year, so you just have to keep adding water to the bio-dome for that time period.

http://www.borneoexotics.com/bio-domes/faq.html

Those domes are nothing but a gimmick. They are not needed. Just my opinion.

Sure, they can grow just fine in a standard plant pot setup or in the ground with a boggy setup. But the biodome setup means that growing the CPs in net pots, which have direct access to water, is possible and OK for the plants depending on the final setup.