Seed kits often instruct sowing in a sealed bag on a windowsill. This invites mold, algae, and damping‑off. Instead:
Flytrap seeds are viable ~90 days fresh, ~1 year refrigerated. Many kit seeds are already dead. Germination = you got lucky.
Maturity from seed takes 3–5 years—similar to native lilies or orchids.
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