Feel the soil—should be slightly damp. Top-water when dry to the touch; water until runoff. In heat, they drink heavily. Don’t let sit in water long-term.
Drosophyllum has high nutritional demand. Provide live insects (flies, ants) regularly. A growth spurt confirms you’re on track.
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