Flowering doesn't inherently weaken flytraps—insufficient light does. In full outdoor sun, plants easily support flowers and traps. In shade/indoors, flowering drains reserves.
Flowering in zones 6–7 in early spring is unusually early. May indicate forced growth or indoor culture. When in doubt, cut.
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