Small plants: yellow leaves = light too intense. Move fixture back.
Large plants: top leaves get more light than lower. If upper leaves yellow, raise lights slightly (trade-off: lower leaves get less).
Red light promotes flowering; blue promotes foliage. Cool white fluorescents (balanced) outperform plant bulbs for pitcher production.
1.5 hours eastern sun helps marginally. Fine-tune throughout season.
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