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   Waspinator

   10 months ago

   Give it a bottom watering soak for around 20 minutes to an hour and then make sure it drains thouroughly. It should perk up a bit soon or by tomorrow. Post an update photo after it perks up; right now it's hard to tell what's dead and what's just super dehydrated. Be very careful not to move the leaves; they'll be brittle while they're dry

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   Plant Lover

   10 months ago

   Ask ChatGPT but I’m thinking increase humidity too, maybe even a dome with a little bit of ventilation

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   iBenchbuses

   10 months ago

   Idk… I don’t think so… I’m sorry.. You can try but it’ll be an uphill fight. I’d cut off the blackened leaves just to reduce the amount of water it’ll need to rehydrate itself. Though , I’d leave some regular dying leaves as nutrients for itself for the plant while it recovers. 😕

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   sam

   10 months ago

   this is an update after watering, i’ll try getting rid of some dead leaves. i could try a cup and see? it can’t hurt i guess. i’m sad because this was my really great fly trap, my other one did not have this many leaves.

   

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   Panini

   10 months ago

   It’s going dormant for the winter

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   Panini

   10 months ago

   Keep it watered and put it in a cold place like a garage

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   sam

   9 months ago

   here is an update! my mom helped me save it and it’s regrowing!

   

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   sam

   7 months ago

   here is another update a few months later!

   

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