Aaron asks if a cool white bulb alone is sufficient for carnivorous plants.
Christopher: "Cool white tubes and bulbs of the fluorescent variety are the general types of artificial lighting to use with carnivorous plants. You could also use true daylight varieties."
For tropicals (Nepenthes, some Drosera), cool white fluorescents at 12,000+ lumens can work well.
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