Drosera regia producing tiny, stunted leaves? Three common causes:
Winter insect scarcity starves this heavy feeder. Fix: weekly foliar feed with ¼ tsp/gal orchid fertilizer or small insects (bloodworms, fruit flies).
D. regia develops a long taproot. If roots exit drainage holes, repot into a 5-inch+ pot.
South-facing window + fluorescent supplementation. Slight nighttime temp drop (near window) benefits this species.
Normal leaf proportions return in 2–3 weeks. Full size recovery takes longer—continue feeding until satisfied.
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