Joseph's newly arrived lance-leaf sundew (Drosera sp.)—asked how long for dew to return.
Days to weeks, depending on plant health and environmental shift magnitude. If conditions are similar, recovery is quick. Provide: moderate light (partial sun or ≥6000 lumens cool white fluorescent), comparable/higher humidity, 60–80°F, pot in tray with water ¼ pot depth. No fertilizer, no feeding. Just patience.
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Cape Sundew Care: Stem Management, Lighting, and Common Mistakes
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