Grower asked about 75W "grow light" (24", textured cover) for tropicals (2 Nepenthes, 4 sundews, 1 Pinguicula). Also winterized in 12" hole with dry grass clippings—correct?
Specs = 17W T8 fluorescent with plastic diffuser (under-cabinet light). Supplemental only. Not enough alone. Two close together + very close plants = marginal. Better: twin 40W shop light ($15) = 3× output, half price, double coverage. Cool-white tubes ≥ plant spectrum.
Hole + grass clippings = good. Add top cover. Remove clippings early spring—green grass decomposes → nitrogen release (bad). Future: dry leaves or evergreen needles.
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