A VFT from Lowe's, repotted and placed outside in 60–80°F days (brought in at night), developed expanding brown-green patches. Grower suspected shock.
Cut off ALL leaves/traps. "Death cube" plants are often too weak to acclimate. Removing foliage stops transpiration stress on compromised roots, allowing energy to build new, healthy leaves.
Harsh but works—many nursery-grown VFTs recover this way.
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