Rebecca has a 2-tier light stand (two 20W fluorescents per tier). Growing D. binata, tropical sundews, S. wrigleyana 3–4 inches from lights. No suitable windows; heavily wooded area.
Full sun = 10,000 lumens. Two 20W tubes = 2,000–2,400 lumens (at 12") = partial shade. Moving to 6" helps but plants outgrow setup.
Two 40W tubes at 8" would work. Otherwise, switch to low-light species:
Adjust distance for intensity. Use "Best Plants For You" at cobraplant.com for tailored list.
Good Growing!
Jacob Farin
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