Grower (Utah) has D. capensis and unknown drosera. Healthy, high humidity, SE sun. Dew and flower stalks abundant. Tiny yellowish clear wingless insects on flower stalks (both plants). Treat or ignore?
Common spring pest, love sundews. Attack flower stalks and new growth before dew forms. Spray insecticide. Most safe, but watch video for safe products and technique.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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