A grower asks when to cut dead leaves on fork-leaf sundew (when tip black or whole stem black) and how to manage dense spoon-leaf sundew.
Fork-leaf sundew leaves die slowly (like Nepenthes). Cut anytime. They're vigorous growers — new leaves keep coming.
For dense spoon-leaf, trim as needed; no strict rule.
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