The Heli's look like mine, recovering from root shock. It might help to keep the pitchers filled with water (which does tend to drain out).
Helis mainly but dews, VFT, few Neps, maybe Brochinia. Depend on my energy level.
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CP_loverrr
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They are recovering well 
If you cut the flower stalk off, an offshoot will form.
DaniL
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The new drosera is starting to perk up a bit, new leaves are forming. The heli is still looking dry, but I've got a dome on it now and this little shelf on my kitchen cart gets fairly humid when there's a grouping of plants in there. My pings (bottom centre) from @spiffyzha are also looking good! My nepenthes still has not produced an actual pitcher, but new leaves are looking much more red, so it's definitely getting more light at least, now that all my other plants and the bog planters have been kicked outside and my lights are freed up.
I'd be careful about the small dome for the Heli. Not much air movement. Maybe a larger terrarium with a fan. Or spraying twice a day and water in the pitchers.
coconut
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DaniL
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Thanks. I do fill up the pitchers when I water, and the dome comes off regularly so I can just look at my plants. Since this is right next to my kitchen, and I work from home, this happens quite regularly, lol. I start my tomatoes seedlings in this same setup, and in lieu of a fan, I walk by and blow on them a few times a day to keep the air flowing and the stems strong ;p
It's pretty humid in Toronto.
Mine are also showing some dry back from root shock but that always passes with new growth.
DaniL
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I have a new pitcher on my heli! I flipped the dome over so it is open on top = more like a terrarium and more airflow. Also easier for me to walk by and blow on it a few times a day, lol. It may be my imagination, but the pitchers that were still green when I received it seem to have plumped up a bit and are looking healthier. I fed it a house fly a week ago.
That's a good sign. Your plant did seem to suffer more "dry back" than mine, probably because mine had more extensive roots. However the new pitcher means your plant is on its way.
DaniL
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It also took me an extra day to collect the package, so it was sitting in the baggie a little extra long. The drosera is definitely bouncing back nicely! Many new blades are growing
One pitcher looks ok, give it time.
coconut
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Does the heli need cooler temperature ? or temperature drop at night ?
I put my Heli's lower than my other plants, further from the lights, with ventilation openings and two fans. Misting daily. Temps depend on the season, colder in summer and warmer in winter. So average of 18°C lights off and 24°C, lights on. On the basement floor.