In scorching climates like South Florida, even heat-tolerant sundews can struggle. If new growth browns at the tips and dew disappears, roots are likely overheating.
Damaged leaves won't regain dew. Focus on protecting new growth. Once root temps stabilize, fresh leaves will produce abundant mucilage.
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