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Growing Drosera regia Outdoors in Midwest Heat: Not Recommended

An Illinois grower asks if D. regia can handle full sun outdoors during hot days. The expert advises against it: D. regia prefers bright, cool conditions (similar to Darlingtonia). Even in the Pacific Northwest, hot spells cause issues. If the plant is doing well indoors, keep it there.

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