Soil looks dry. Keep pots in 1–2 inches of water at all times. Terracotta pots worsen evaporation—switch to plastic or glazed ceramic. No need to repot now; just keep them wet.
VFT shows classic low-light signs: pale, elongated, floppy traps. The “tomato test” applies: if you can’t grow tomatoes there, it’s not bright enough for North American CPs. Drosera scorpioides died for the same reason—they need hot sun.
Plants aren’t badly off—just adjust conditions and give them time.
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