The most cost-effective, efficient option is a standard 48-inch, two-tube fluorescent shop light (~$10 at hardware stores).
High-output cool-white tubes deliver the intensity carnivorous plants need for coloration and growth, especially when natural light is blocked by trees or weather.
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