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Transitioning Transplanted Venus Flytraps Outdoors: Temperature Thresholds and Long-Term Outdoor Benefits

Place outdoors if nights >30°F (precaution). New leaves acclimate to sun. Ideally grow outdoors year-round—indoors max 18 months vs. years outdoors. See care sheets.

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