A West Virginia grower with a window-box bog saw three Venus flytraps declining—traps blackening, leaves dying back. With a plant pathology background, they suspected fungus and asked for safe fungicides.
Jake directed them to a Sarracenia Northwest YouTube video on fungicides for carnivorous plants (link).
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