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Posted 4w ago by @HappyRedSage

My VFT bloomed and the flowers went to seed. I repotted ...

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Venus flytrap seeds need very different care from the adult plant, so keep the soil constantly damp in pure sphagnum or a fine peat/sand mix, give them bright light but not harsh direct sun at first, and maintain warm temps with high humidity by covering the pot with a clear dome or bag until they sprout Germination usually takes 4–6 weeks, and the seedlings will look like tiny grass before forming their first traps, and once they’re a few months old and making real traps you can slowly transition them to normal Venus flytrap care.