A grower provided a photo of a lance-leaf sundew under 12-hour fluorescent lighting, asking if it’s sufficient.
The plant displays red tentacles and abundant dew—clear signs of adequate light. The enclosure is unnecessary; this species thrives on a sunny south windowsill without a terrarium. Our upcoming DVD Grow Carnivorous Plants Volume 2 debunks the humidity myth and covers tropical sundews and Mexican butterworts (release: mid to late November).
Happy growing!
Jacob Farin
Lance-Leaf Sundew Dew Recovery: Days to Weeks
Why Sundews Produce Dew Outdoors But Not Under Lights
Lance-Leaf Sundew (Drosera adelae) Light Needs
Multiple Sundews: Window Light Assessment
Cape Sundew Lost Dew? Move Lights Closer (26W Too Weak)
Why Your Cape Sundew Has No Dew: Light, Acclimation & Winter Realities
Refrigerator Filtered Water for Carnivorous Plants: Useless – Use Distilled or RO
Identifying a Fork-Leaf Drosera: Patience Required
Diagnosing Dead Pygmy Sundew (Drosera nitidula × ericksonae) from Insufficient Light
Growing Drosera Regia Under Metal Halide Lights
Lance-Leaf Sundew Not Catching Flies: Prey Size and Light Issues
Identifying a Sundew: Drosera spatulata 'Fraser Island'
Taming a Leggy Drosera binata: Light Coverage & Phototropism
Incandescent "Grow Bulb" Burning Nepenthes—Switch to Fluorescent
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