Bright pink flowers appear on tall stems and can set a lot of seed if conditions are good. Pale stringy growth indicates more light is needed and a healthy plant will have red on the tentacles. As with most sundews, water on the leaves is not advised. Feeding is not usually needed as the plants capture small gnats and other insects. In a situation where the plants cannot catch insects, it is probably beneficial to sprinkle a few ant sized insects on a leaf a few times a year.
Dead insects work well and are less likely to crawl off.