A new Drosera aliciae owner in Finland asks about balcony placement—direct sun or shade? The answer is definitive for this species.
D. aliciae originates from South Africa's sunny habitats. With very few exceptions, all sundews require full sun. Shade leads to poor growth, loss of dew, and eventual death.
Note: The original response included Finnish translation for the local grower.
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