A grower’s D. binata multifida ‘Extrema’ produced leaves that grew well for 1–2 weeks, formed dew, then died, repeating for months. Setup: TaoTronics E27 LED, 12 hr, 18″ away, distilled water, original pot/soil.
Sundews need high light. Move the fixture to ~6″ from the plant. If leaves are green (not dark red), that confirms insufficient light. Combining with a sunny window helps. A photo in white light (not LED) would allow further diagnosis.
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