A year-old P. primuliflora continuously shrinks (fewer, smaller leaves replacing old ones) but flowers profusely. Grown in self-watering pot, south window + fluorescents. Asks if removing flowers redirects energy to leaves.

African violet pots work for subtropical/tropical butterworts, but construction varies. Yours may overwater. Try a regular plastic pot for drier conditions. Add direct sunlight (south window) — UV kills fungal spores. Winter sun is less intense, safe for butterworts.
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