Mat O. bought a D. regia and received conflicting advice: some say keep it wet like other sundews, others say treat it like Cephalotus (water every few days). He wants to know the nursery's method.
D. regia tolerates wetter conditions than Cephalotus but rots if kept waterlogged like D. capensis. A detailed guide: ICPS D. regia guide.
Water D. regia from the top, allow only a shallow tray residue, and let it nearly dry between waterings. Avoid constant saturation.
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