Long skinny worms on the floor near plants and sticky leaves indicate two different issues. The worms are likely fungus gnat larvae or other soil dwellers; the stickiness is honeydew from scale insects or mealybugs.
Repotting into appropriately sized pots with good drainage solves most worm issues. Sticky residue requires targeted pest treatment.
Aphids on Drosera: Identification and Treatment with Imidacloprid
Fixing Soil Mixes for Flytraps, Sarracenia & Nepenthes (Vermiculite? No.)
Dogs Uproot Dormant Bog Plants: Resilience and Recovery
Acclimating Indoor Carnivorous Plants to Outdoor Conditions: A Step-by-Step Guide
Getting Started with Carnivorous Plants: Resources and Basic Care Tips
Coleus Overwintering Indoors: Moist Soil, No Fertilizer, Watch for Rot
Hardening Off Seedlings and Greenhouse Management for Vegetables and Perennials
Euonymus Hedge Sudden Decline: Scale and Heat Stress
Fast-Growing Empress Tree (Paulownia) Seedlings in the Garden
Cutworms Destroying Impatiens: Identification & Control
New Gardener's Cantaloupe: Spacing, Fertilizing, and Harvest Timeline
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