Dewless Sundews and Butterworts After Terrarium Removal: Patience Required

Key Factors

Humidity matters less than light and temperature for dew. South window is good, but winter days shorten dramatically.

2 weeks to 2 months for root recovery and adaptation. Provide strong light, proper water, and wait.

Volume 2 DVD covers repotting, propagation, and troubleshooting.

Good growing!
Jacob Farin

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