An Ohio grower uses filtered water and peat moss but flytrap traps won't close when fed. Asks what's wrong.
Trap movement requires significant energy from photosynthesis. Indoor growing often provides insufficient light, causing weak growth and eventual death.
Provide details: light hours, indoor/outdoor, growing duration, and a clear photo. This information is essential for precise diagnosis.
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