Cut to soil level. Weak "tree-like" growth = desperate light-seeking. Plants in good light never do this.
Repot to larger pots; hard prune every 12–18 months. My 6" pot specimen—pruned repeatedly—now obscures the pot.
If spoon-leaf sundews in same pot are dewy, light is good. Possibilities: D. adelae prefers slightly shadier; or aphids in crown fuzz (loss of mucilage = early sign). Inspect crowns; spray if found.
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