A Venus flytrap in Ohio went unwatered for three weeks during winter dormancy. The grower found firm white rhizome tissue with some green, repotted it, and asked if placing the pot in a zip-lock bag in a cool east window until spring would work.
If the rhizome is firm and white, the plant is alive. Since it was likely already dormant, the dry spell may not be fatal.
Monitor for mold and spray with a sulfur fungicide if needed. The plant should resume growth in spring.
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