A D. capensis will thrive on a Portland porch with 5–6 hours of direct sun from late spring to early fall. Bring it indoors before the first hard frost (light freeze is okay).
Your Sarracenia flava, Darlingtonia, and Pinguicula moranensis doing well in the same spot confirms the location is suitable.
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Diagnosing Browning in Drosera Capensis: Light, Water, Pests, and Soil
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Heat Tolerance of Drosera capensis and Nepenthes 'Gentle' in Indoor Conditions
Drosera capensis 'Red' Leaf Twisting: Causes and Summer Care in Phoenix
Cutting Back Leggy Cape Sundews: Decapitation for Renewal and Propagation
Drosera capensis Black Leaf Tips: Humidity Swings, Not Disease
Soil Mixes for Cape Sundew, Venus Flytrap, Sarracenia, and Nepenthes
Sarracenia 'Daina's Delight' Making Only Phyllodia & Pale Drosera capensis
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