Your description matches typical flytrap flowers: tall stems, delicate white five-petaled blooms. This is completely normal. However, flowering consumes significant energy. Plants must receive full sun (6+ hours direct) to support blooming without weakening. Inadequate light leads to decline.
For comprehensive flytrap care, see cobraplant.com/caresheets.
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