Question

Happy time  

Nooo!!   I believe this plant is a Drosera Intermedia since thats what they told me when I bought it. As you can see in the first picture, she was a very happy and healthy plant. One time I feed her fish food following Sundew Man's instructions and everything seemed ok. Then I noticed that she stopped growing vigorously and also, I noticed that she had baby Droseras growing from within her. Now she looks weird and I don't know of this is normal or what. Should I remove the babies? Cause it would be very hard by the way they are growing. I just want to see her happy again. HELP.  

She received 14 hours of indoors light 6500k the burpee light that you recommended and water..normal.

Thanks Jacob

Answer
That plant is actually a hybrid, Drosera intermedia x brevifolia. What's interesting is that if you compare both photos, you'll see that in the first photo your plant has nice red colors in the tentacles.  In the second photo, the tentacles are almost white.  This means your plant isn't getting as much light as when you first got it.  You mentioned using the Burpee light, but you didn't mention how far away the plant is from the light source.  Because of the lack of redness, it's likely the light is too far away.

This plant also self-propagates by producing offshoots.  This is normal, and the plant often forms a clump.  You can always separate them if you prefer, but it also won't harm the plant by allowing it to grow as it is.  It's a matter of preference.

So move the plant closer to the light source and clip off the yellow leaves.  This will improve your plant's appearance.  If you want to separate the plant, you can do so, but keep in mind that the plant will need time (up to a month) to recover from the root disturbance.  You may see additional browning because of the disturbance.  In time, though, the plant will produce nice leaves again.

Good growing!
Jacob Farin