Cloudy days don't harm plants—full-sun species grow fine under clouds.
Some growers report larger plants under 24/7 fluorescent light (indoors, stable temps). But:
Flytraps are native to North Carolina. Let them experience seasons, starry nights, and cloudy days. It's simpler, cheaper, and aligns with their biology.
Good growing!
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