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You must have a green ARM!
I recall seeing my first sundew, a rarity, in an iron-rich fen on the side of a mountain at about 9,700 ft in the Colorado Rockies. Very cool carnivores!
Justjoni
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Sep 7, 2018
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The trick is New Zealand sphagnum moss, distilled or rain water and full sun. Nature takes over from there.
That's a good recipe for most carnivorous plants.
I keep mine outdoors in Summer and it helps itself to bugs drawn to the security light.
In Winter I bring it in and let it eat fungus gnats and occasional fruitflies
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