If your staghorn sundew (Drosera binata 'Staghorn') is showing new green growth in spring, it’s waking from dormancy. You can move it indoors now to a bright, sunny windowsill and keep it in a shallow tray of pure water.
Indoor cultivation under strong light (or supplemental T5/T8 fluorescent) works well for this subtropical species.
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