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Hi. I was wondering if I could grow my Drosera capensis, nidiformis, scorpiodes outdoors with my Sarracenia and Dionaea, which both have 6-7 hours of light, currently. The only problem is that I live in Los Angeles, California and the humidity is extremely low outdoors (20% humidity) and the temperatures are usually in the 80s but can go up to the 90s in summer. So what should I do? Should I leave my plants inside a shady greenhouse or should I bring them outdoors? Thank you!

I'm pretty sure those all are tolerant of low humidity and heat, as long as they remain in water and get all of that light.

They should all be fine out there, at least during the summer. I don't know what winters are like in LA but they'll likely need to be moved indoors during the coldest months.

Ok got it. Thank you all!

I live in Northern CA and am able to keep those plants outside in the winter, but in a mini greenhouse on my patio. So as long as they're protected, they're fine.