Got your shoes on now? (private jk). The species you have is likely to be Drosera spatulata. This is an easy growing tropical, but even if it is another tropical the care requirements are all pretty nuch similar. What Drosera like are cool, pure water to the roots, lots of light, 40% humidity and above, and air circulation. They grow well in a 50/50 mix of sand and peat well rinsed with pure water. I keep enough room in the pots so the root tips can continue to grow down into the meduim. They will still grow if the tips press against the bottom of the pot, but I think they grow better if there is room for them to extend downwards. I set my plants in tray water (distilled or rain). Mine are outside, protected against rain after being slowly adjusted to the sunlight over time (like you getting a tan and not burning). They also do well in indoor terraria, with good light and set close to the tubes. My outdoor plants feed naturally without any attention from me. Indoor plants not in terraria get fed occasionally, and terrarium plants are never fed in my collection since the chance for fungus forming on old prey is high. I occasionally flush my pots from above, or allow the rain to leach out any dissolved minerals. Things to avoid are impure water, lack of light, warm to hot pots, and unrinsed peat/sand mixes. If your plant is glistening with dew, it is happy. If not, something is probably wrong. It takes a while for new plants to acclimate, and I sometimes put mine in a ziplock baggie until I see dew being formed, and then gradually acclimate the plant to its new life. Best of luck with your Sundew, and I hope this helps!