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Dewy Pine Flowering Care: No Special Watering Needed

Maintain Normal Routine

No need to keep Drosophyllum drier during bloom. Water heavily when top soil feels dry, wait until it dries again. In heat, leave a little water in tray but not permanently. They wilt fast when bone dry—roots likely go deep in nature.

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