A Wisconsin novice grew Drosera adelae and an Asian pitcher plant (Nepenthes) in a west window. Growth halted in winter; the sundew lost dew.
Both are tropical—they have no dormancy. Slowdown is due to short days.
No fridge, no frost, no dormancy—just supplemental light and warmth.
Aphids on Drosera: Identification and Treatment with Imidacloprid
Fixing Soil Mixes for Flytraps, Sarracenia & Nepenthes (Vermiculite? No.)
Boosting Nepenthes Pitcher Production: Light, Temperature, and Foliar Feeding
Dogs Uproot Dormant Bog Plants: Resilience and Recovery
Indoor Temperate Carnivores Failing: Wrong Microclimate, Optimize or Accept Loss
Troubleshooting Carnivorous Plant Growth Issues: Dormancy, Lighting, and Watering
Acclimating Indoor Carnivorous Plants to Outdoor Conditions: A Step-by-Step Guide
Yucca Borer Grubs: Photo ID Needed for Species-Specific Control
Spiders on Plants in Montana: Predators, Not Plant Pests
Blueberry Cutting Die-Off: Root System Check Needed
Will Trumpet Plants Survive Winter in Zone 8? Care Tips for Perennials
Winter Care and Transplanting for Young Roses in Mild Monterey Bay Climates
Autumn Light Requirements for Carnivorous Plants: Windowsills and Supplemental Lighting
Getting Started with Carnivorous Plants: Resources and Basic Care Tips
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