Read books and cobraplant.com (care sheets, e-book). Flytraps prefer full sun outdoors. Use rain water, never fertilize. Indoors: 40W twin-tube shop lights (cool white/daylight) 6–8 inches above, 15-hour day. Have fun—don't give up!
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DC XL Venus Flytrap: Bare-Root Planting and Soil Choice
Acclimating Greenhouse-Grown Venus Flytraps to Full Sun
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