Woolly sundews (D. lanata, D. kennedyae) are finicky—preferring warm (75-80°F/24-27°C), humid conditions. Your garage with heat mat may still be too cool. Add a thermometer to monitor actual tent temperature. Twin-tube fluorescent lights boost both light intensity and heat. Check for mold—trim dead leaves, apply fungicide if needed.
D. kennedyae thriving while D. lanata declines suggests species-specific tolerances despite similar origins. For expert woolly sundew advice, visit ICPS forums: icps.proboards105.com
Jeff Dallas, Sarracenia Northwest
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