The diagram compares the processes in which a small Venus Flytrap and a large one utilize their digestive enzymes when handling small prey.
From an overall perspective, it is evident that each process involves three stages. While both start with their trigger hairs, the small one ends with absorbing nutrients and the large individual eventually opens its trap snaps.
With regard to the small Venus Flytrap, the process begins when the plant uses its hairs to trigger the prey. After that, its digestive enzymes are released and it shuts the trap snaps to fully capture the prey. Finally, it absorbs nutrients while keeping the prey inside.
Regarding the larger plant, similar to the small one, it optimizes its sharp trigger hair to seize the animal. Consequently, it closes its trap snaps to catch the insect and finally opens the snaps.