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Venus Flytrap Leaves Twisted and Knarled: Check Bulbs and Watering

Twisted traps suggest bulb damage or fungal issue. Ensure pots sit on pebbles with water just touching the base—not submerged. Inspect bulbs for rot. All plants affected? Check dormant care. Consult a specialist if unresolved.

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