Feed your Venus Flytrap one insect at a time. After a trap closes, it will not reopen until digestion is complete—typically several days to a week. Do not feed again until the trap reopens naturally.
Keep the soil lightly moist but never soggy. Avoid letting it dry out completely. High humidity around the plant is essential for trap function and overall health.
For detailed care instructions, including dormancy requirements and soil mixes, visit The Garden Helper's Venus Flytrap Guide.
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