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Drosera aliciae Outdoors: Temperature Tolerance and Pot Protection

A grower asks if D. aliciae (from nursery, Dec) can go outside. Expert: yes, but protect pot sides from direct sun. South African species likes cool conditions; tolerates natural fluctuations but dislikes heat. Top-water at night with cool water if outdoors in warm weather.

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