A Bismarck, ND grower wanted D. regia (king sundew) but was disappointed by the cool-night requirement (30–35°F below zero winters).
D. regia is tropical—not an outdoor plant in ND. Cool nights (45–65°F) are mandatory; warm nights cause failure.
Use Mother Nature's cool seasons to your advantage; the challenge is summer.
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