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Steven - they're easier to grow than most drosera.
Soil: A range of soils, you should probably go with 1/2 peat, 1/2 sand or 1/2 peat & 1/2 perlite. You can throw a pinch of cedar or cypress in there to keep bad stuff from growing in it.
Light: As much as you can give them.
Water: These guys can even grow submerged. Just beware of the algae.
Humidity: Keep them watered and you'll be fine
Temps: Mine survived temps as low as 35F. They look perfectly fine still.
You should use a tray or an undrained container.
Good luck.
Soil: A range of soils, you should probably go with 1/2 peat, 1/2 sand or 1/2 peat & 1/2 perlite. You can throw a pinch of cedar or cypress in there to keep bad stuff from growing in it.
Light: As much as you can give them.
Water: These guys can even grow submerged. Just beware of the algae.
Humidity: Keep them watered and you'll be fine
Temps: Mine survived temps as low as 35F. They look perfectly fine still.
You should use a tray or an undrained container.
Good luck.