A grower plans to order D. nitidula × pulchella for a terrarium with N. ventrata, N. muluensis × lowii, D. adelae, P. moranensis. Lighting: 1×120W daylight, 1×120W warm white, 1×120W white (each ~2000 lumens), 1×40W fluorescent grow bulb. Too cold outside for pygmy sundew.
Jeff Dallas: If the current plants are growing well, the pygmy sundew will do fine. They prefer full sun but adapt excellently to artificial light.
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