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Carnivorous Plant Science Project: Fast-Growing Sundews for 45-Day Study

45 days is short for CPs. Best bets: Drosera capensis, D. adelae, D. binata—fast, dramatic changes in optimal conditions. N. alata possible with high heat/humidity.

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