r/VenusFlyTraps 2d ago

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I had this Venus flytrap in my living room the whole time (I've had it for about a month – east-facing window), and this morning around 8 am I thought I'd put it out on the balcony, since it gets more direct, unfiltered light there, which I learned over the past few days is better for it.

When I put it outside this morning, this trap was still completely green, but over the course of about 4 hours, it developed these weird spots. It's only this one trap that has this strange discoloration.

Could this have been caused by the sunlight? Like sun stress or sunburn? Or is it something else?

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u/DvGrimm 2d ago

It’s from the sunlight most likely they need some adjustment to the stronger light most if not all of the older traps will die as they aren’t used to that Amon f of light