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When my D. spatulata and D. capensis first arrived they both had a whole bunch of dew on them. This was sometime in late november. I kept them on my windowsill with a compact 30 watt flourecent light bulb a few feet above them. After about a week I noticed that the amount of dew was decreasing. In mid-december I moved them into a a nice humid green house, in hopes of returning them to their normal state. I placed the same light bulb a couple of feet above them. The dew still didn't return. About a week ago I moved the light closer to them. They're now about a foot or so below the light. The D. spatulata seems to have increased its dew but just by a little. Some of the leaves of the D. capensis don't have any dew at all right now.
How long does it normaly take for the dew to return to a Drosera?
Does anybody know why this would be happening?
(The D. capensis is flowering, making the situation even stranger to me.)
How long does it normaly take for the dew to return to a Drosera?
Does anybody know why this would be happening?
(The D. capensis is flowering, making the situation even stranger to me.)
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