Skipping winter dormancy exhausts Venus flytraps completely. Plants kept too warm wither away—repotting in spring won't reverse this. Forcing dormancy now would kill them; they lack starch reserves to survive.
Maximum effort: full sun exposure. Even then, recovery is unlikely. Our 18-month indoor experiment produced severely unhealthy plants that died after returning outdoors. Accept the lesson—flytraps are relatively inexpensive to replace. Care guides at cobraplant.com/caresheets.
Jacob Farin
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