A grower uses a Burpee 32W 6500K light (14 hr/day) for a collection including Pinguicula, Drosera capensis, D. filiformis (dormant), and several Venus flytrap cultivars ('King Henry', 'Ginormous', 'Red Dragon'). They ask if flytraps will survive long-term under this light.
Venus flytraps under artificial light
Jeff Dallas: Flytraps will do "ok for a season"—less red coloration but functional. The major challenge is providing a proper winter dormancy. T5 HO lights offer far more flexibility. Strongly recommends an outdoor growing area if possible; flytraps and D. filiformis perform vastly better outdoors.
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