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Venus Flytrap Transplant Shock After Fridge Dormancy: Acclimating to Lower Humidity

Sudden Humidity Drop Wilts Leaves

Healthy white bulb but leaves wilted from plastic-bag humidity to open air. Cut off all leaves; wait for new growth. Then acclimate outdoors after frost risk. More at cobraplant.com/caresheets.

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