OK sounds like a recent aquisition (gotta use the big words or they get lonely). So it sounds like you're dealing with a couple problems. Poor care and shock. Poor care from the store and shock from the change in environments. I would flush the pot with pure water a couple times in case they watered with tap water (likely) or fertilized it (a possibility). You can take a chance and give it direct sun immediately or lots of bright indirect light and gradually increase the amount of direct sunlight it gets over a couple weeks. I recommend erring on the side of caution and go with the bright indirect light as it is less likely to burn the new leaves and will give the plant a chance to build up it's strength to take direct sun. I'd hold off transplanting unless the plant continues to decline. Do cut off the dead parts of leaves. If they are green then they can still provide energy to the plant. VFTs are easy once you get the hang of them. It's getting the hang of them that's the tricky part.It's in a pot and has not been transplanted I bought it a a big lots so it was a litte sicky already I have a tray under it. Should i transplant it to better soil? Should I cut off the dieing parts?
I have it outside It does look a lot better than it did it gets nice light. I think those died because they had been triggered a few times I trimmed them off. No pics I misplaced my cameras usb cable Oops. It is in a little pot should I replant int in a bigger one? I have been giving distilled water, It has a bunch of new growth coming in.
Indubitably.
I can't grow a Dionaea to save my life. Life is quirky like that sometimes. I've noticed with monotypic genera, either someone has the gift or they don't. Ever notice that? Dionaea, Cephalotus, Aldrovanda, Darlingtonia, Drosophyllum, same story. Either you've got a talent with that one monotypic genus or you dont lol.
Or if you are like some people, you are in league with a voodoo priestess or three and excel at all of them.