A grower houses 5 tropical CP in a 10-gal tank (west window, dappled light, 2× 13W LED orchid lights, ½″ water for humidity, 30–50% RH). Plants in pots with saucers; butterworts barely hold water.
Added humidity without terrarium stagnation. Natural + LED combo works well. Monitor responses: sundews (full-sun) may need closer lights; butterworts (shade-tolerant) may need more distance. Red color = good for sundews; mucilage + color tinge = happy butterworts. Translucent/burn spots = too close. Adjust over time.
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