Blackening traps in fall (41–68°F) with new growth emerging is classic pre-dormancy behavior. The plant is shedding summer leaves, just like deciduous trees.
Follow our Venus flytrap care sheet for detailed winter instructions (mulching, moisture, protection below 20°F). The plant is not dying—it's preparing for winter.
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Don's Flava: Heat Tolerance of a Flava × Oreophila Hybrid
Troubleshooting Black Traps and White Fuzz on Venus Flytraps
Why Your Venus Flytrap Wrinkled After Leaving the Terrarium
Reviving a Neglected Venus Flytrap: The 3–4 Month Recovery Timeline
Identifying a Tall, Single-Stem Houseplant with Air Roots
Venus Flytrap (Dionaea muscipula): The Famous Carnivorous Houseplant
Starting a Landscape from Scratch in East Tennessee Clay
Mesophyll Collapse on Phalaenopsis Leaf: Remove and Monitor
Identifying a Mis-sold Plant: Why This Is Not a Venus Flytrap
Insufficient Light for Venus Flytrap on East-Facing Windowsill: Relocating for Full Sun
Flower Stalks on Venus Flytrap and Sundew: Normal Spring Growth
Diagnosing White Powder on Dieffenbachia: Mealybugs or Spider Mites
Venus Flytrap Care: The Complete Guide to Growing Dionaea muscipula
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