A Drosera 'King Sundew' in a west window had good dew but floppy, non-erect leaves. Grower fed regularly.
This mountainous species needs very bright, cool conditions. West window provides enough light for dew, but not for stiff, upright leaves.
Dew production ≠ optimal light for structure.
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