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Reviving a Shipping-Damaged Fork-Leaf Sundew: Patience and Proper Care

Wait for New Growth

If the crown produces new leaves, the plant will recover—fork-leaf sundews are resilient. Provide intense light, mineral-free water in a deep tray (¼ pot depth), and acidic soil. Time and proper conditions are the only cure.

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