Kate in Taiwan sees three flytraps at a flower market: red medium traps, green small traps, green large traps. All in dark, gooey soil with perlite (likely peat). She asks which to pick and how to get larger traps.
Store flytraps are often in fertilized soil, wrong water, low light, or "death cubes" (domes that kill them). Buy from specialist nurseries like cobraplant.com or californiacarnivores.com (check Taiwan shipping).
For long-term success, source from growers who understand carnivorous plant needs.
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