Three weeks, no seedlings? Two issues are likely slowing things down.
Spring outdoors in Massachusetts is too cool. Flytrap seeds need consistent 70°F+ day and night. At ideal temps, they sprout in ~4 weeks. In cool weather, they can take 3 months. Be patient.
Scattering seeds in an undrained tray invites disaster: rain floods the tray, washes seeds away, and creates anaerobic conditions. Use pots set in trays instead—standard nursery practice.
For a full guide, see the CobraPlant care sheets.
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