
A grower in Oklahoma moved a Drosera multifida 'Extrema' from a sunny window to full outdoor sun, where it declined over two months. After research, it was moved to an east window with 3–3.5 hours of sun. The plant looks sickly with few leaves.
The plant likely suffered root overheating in the outdoor pot during intense heat. Since this species readily produces new shoots from roots, recovery is possible if the crown remains reddish and fuzzy. Keep it well-watered and be patient; new growth should appear with time.
Given its Australian origin, heat alone isn't the issue – pot temperature is.
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