Drosera adelae periodically enters rest phases with reduced dew, slower growth, and smaller appearance—often at any season. Repotting or cutting the entire top off stimulates fresh multi-plant regrowth from roots (unless plant is diseased).
Light: Lower-light sundew, but needs strong fluorescent or south window light. Red tentacles on new growth indicate good light; white/clear tentacles signal insufficient light. Dewless plants often simply need more light.
Moisture: Never allow soil to dry—even briefly halts mucilage production permanently on existing leaves.
Christopher
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