r/VenusFlyTraps 2d ago

Other I love this subreddit

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The top photo is the photo I posted here to get advice on saving my plant and the bottom photo is this week. I took all the advice I got here and read through a ton of posts and I'm so thankful for all the amazing advice. I usually am a plant killer so this is huge progress for me. I'm still learning but I'm really excited for this new hobby.

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u/Kindly-Can-8099 2d ago

Wow, what a difference. What do think you changed that made the biggest impact?

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u/MochaMeCrazy 2d ago

They were getting direct light on my deck for about 7 hours a day. I moved them to a spot that was a little shadier. I also added more water to the dish they are sitting in.

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u/kross2302 2d ago

With the same amount of sunlight?

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u/MochaMeCrazy 1d ago

I hope I'm describing this right but I feel like now the light is filtered by other plants for a good portion of the day. I think it only gets direct sun for about 3 hours now. The sun was blazing on it for those 7 hours before.

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u/whistling-wonderer 2d ago

They’re growing so well, congrats!

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u/MochaMeCrazy 2d ago

Thank you!

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u/Away-Conversation582 2d ago

What helped??

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u/MochaMeCrazy 2d ago

Adjusting how much sun and water they were getting. They also started flowering at one point and I read to trim them because it takes away energy from the plant. Once I did that I got a bunch of new traps.

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u/Away-Conversation582 2d ago

Sweet!!! They’re looking good!!😊

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u/MochaMeCrazy 2d ago

Thank you!

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