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These were hardened from tissue culture and are growing on live sphagnum moss. I have seen D. puchella growing in swamps together with Cephalotus but the D. leioblastus is just an experiment.
I have pygmy sundews all over in my outdoors pots, many in live Sphagnum moss. They do well unless it gets hot enough for them to go dormant, then it is all bets off as I'm not going to dry out the pots with active growing species (usually Sarracenia) in them. Sometimes they survive, sometimes they don't. I haven't paid attention to the percentages.
Looks like your plants are going dormant.
D. scorpioides and D. omissa × nitidula are two that I know for sure are growing in Sphagnum. D. scorpioides is one that is found in drier environments.
The carbarup and orepodion are obviously not liking it but they are looking more dormant than dead. The one that died right away was.... (let me check)
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