Darlingtonia californica Crassulaceae It is shown growing in

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This is an unusual species from Mexico that forms woody stems and can become a shrub several feet tall

Produces big yellow flowers with a purple stigma

Any all yellow pups you should keep on the main plant as they won't survive on their own (no chlorophyll)

The plant grows as a vine and the caudex will get several inches thick in time

Darlingtonia californica Crassulaceae It is shown growing inDarlingtonia californica Family: Sarraceniaceae Also known as the Cobra Lily. It is the most unusual looking of the pitcher plants from the US. When young the pitchers are small and kind of lay on the ground. Then when it becomes mature enough they become upright which is what is starting to happen with these individuals. Please note: This is not a plant for carnivorous plant novices. It has very particular growing requirements beyond those of the