Help! D.Capillaris not doing too well :-(.

From: SelleFrancais1@aol.com
Date: Sun Nov 14 1999 - 22:35:15 PST

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Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 01:35:15 EST
From: SelleFrancais1@aol.com
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Subject: Help! D.Capillaris not doing too well :-(.

Hi everyone,

Just need some advice on getting my Drosera to do better. I currently
have three small plants (they are all less than an inch in diameter) in a 6"
pot. I have used 50/50 sphagnum/sand mixture and use distilled water to water
them. They are stood in a deep saucer that is always kept high in water.

I have placed a clear plastic bag over them (they now seem to be doing a
little better), but have used no plastic bag, or a plastic surround. I have
kept them in full sun.

Any other suggestions that may help my little baby plants? They haven't got
there sticky traps yet.

I live in CA and its warm during the day and pretty cool at night.

With many thanks in advance,

Matthew

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