Sterling worries about lower leaf browning and reduced dew on D. adelae after removing CFL light. Jeff Dallas: "Your plant looks totally normal. Older leaves will always look like that on D. adelae. As long as new leaves growing look dewy, you're fine." CFLs don't kill plants—daylight spectrum better than warm-white. East window (3-4h morning sun) sufficient. Best artificial light: 2-tube T-12 shoplight with 40W cool-white tubes (covered in Volume #2 DVD).
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
https://www.cobraplant.com
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