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DaisyI said:Introduce them to light very slowly. The good news is that those pitchers will die this winter and be replaced by new ones next spring. Its the crowns and roots you want to protect. So shade for now, sun next spring. Keep the roots in wet and the crowns dry (as in not under water - rain on their heads is okay).

How soon is the big move?

Daisy

PS: Yep, baby Drosera. And lookin' good.

Great. Thank you. I just wanted to be sure since I figured their growth would stall in a dark box. Surprised again. Haha. Actually, plans diverted us back to indiana. We got back this morning and hopefully settled back in within a week. I'm excited to see if my plants show any growing differences due to the humidity change. I love all the little drosera. Their size makes them cute. Haha. A couple have already made their first catches. That was exciting.