As much as it is a pain to do and upsetting to the plant, this is a time to repot and make sure it gets in better conditions... followed by a long period of stability. What I would do is go to Home Depot or Lowes and buy a bag of long fibered sphagnum (LFS). Knead some of it and drain. Put it in a plastic, drained pot, leaving a hole in the middle, to accommodate the plant. Take the plant out of the pot it has been in and rinse it clean of the pld soil and anything else. Then place in the new pot. Place the pot in a plastic container of distilled water, under your porch, so that it gets INDIRECT light. Water overhead a little, every day, but make sure the pot isn't conisitently waterlogged. And then just wait it out until the plant recovers.

Thanks for the help! I think that my plants is dead, all the leaves are fallen off and it is now just a clump of roots, but I will take your advise and with any luck maybe it will recover. Thanks!

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You should keep it a little bit drier so they don't come back.

i wouldnt use too much long fibered sphagnum. That stuff is better for sarracenia. It can hold about 10 times it's weight in water, which could rot the flytraps roots. It may work for you, but it doesnt do too well for me. I usually just put it in the bottom of the pot to reduce soil loss through drainage holes.

As for the plant, I wouldnt give up. have had many plants look totally dead, only to come back with vigour a few weeks later after some adjustments.