If a Venus flytrap is weak after 3 weeks without care, forcing winter dormancy may kill it. Instead, grow it on a sunny south windowsill through winter.
After last frost (May in many zones), acclimate outdoors over 1–2 weeks. Resume full sun, tray watering, and normal care.
This approach saves weakened plants and prepares them for a strong growing season.
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