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By Jenalisa
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I just acquired this Drosera Binata one week ago and he’s yet to produce any dew and I had to snip off a couple of browning leaves. Any tips to help him get his dew back? He’s currently growing under my Yescom 225 grow light, about 6 inches beneath it. And he’s sitting in a tray of distilled water. Soil is nice and moist. I’m assuming he just needs a little more time to get acclimated to his new home?
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By ChefDean
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You're correct, just give it time, dews look ratty while acclimating to a new home.
However, I'm not an artificial light guy, but the light might be a bit close. Maybe someone with more experience with grow lights will chime in and confirm or tell me to shut it.
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By Jenalisa
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Thank you! And you might be right about the light, I did move it to a lower shelf. Hopefully that will calm him down. :)

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