True spider mites are microscopic; visible webbing on flytraps is usually from predatory spiders (harmless). Confirm by looking for stippled, bronzed leaf edges—classic mite damage.
Rotate two products to prevent resistance. Small quantities available from specialty suppliers (e.g., FlytrapCare store).
Use a 10× hand lens. No damage + webbing = beneficial spider. No treatment needed.
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