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first of it depends on the type of sundew you are growing they do need lot of light have them planted in a peat sand mix or spagnem moss only give it distilt or rain water need some humidity and lots of water use the water tray method fill a container with distil water and put your plant in it if it has holes in the bottom it it dosnt just water a every 3 days or so.

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What kingdom is sundew in?

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Where does a sundew produce its eggs?

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What is the height of the smallest sundew?

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