Your D. capensis has black leaf tips but great color, turgid leaves, lots of dew. Plant is healthy.
Rapid humidity changes (seasonal transition) hit older leaves hardest. New growth adapts.
DVD Volume 2 covers sundew troubleshooting: cobraplant.com/DVD
Outdoor Schefflera Black Leaves: Sooty Mold from Insects
Treating Sooty Mold on Magnolia Seedlings
African Violet Leaves Turning Black and Falling: Soil Drainage Problem
Drosera capensis 'Red' Turning Green: Classic Low Light Symptom
Venus Flytrap Leaf Edge Blackening in Fall: Normal Dormancy Preparation
Indoor Oregano Turning Black? It Needs the Outdoors
Ivy Sunburn: Why Moving a Hedera Ivy Outdoors Turned Leaves Black
Drosera binata multifida Producing Only Simple Forks
Drosera capensis in Eastern Washington: Indoors Only for This Highlander
Drosera multifida Leaves Bending Down? It's Normal Growth Habit
Ivy Sunburn and Dehydration: Move It to Shade Now
Schefflera New Leaves Turning Black: Root Prune and Light
Black-Eyed Susan Leaf Scorch: Drought or Disease?
Magnolia Branch Flagging: Black Twig Borer, Not Twig Girdler
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