Great plant!
This fairly attainable clone has many sources of purchase, but this is my recommended outlet. Finely grown and well packaged. A great little plant!
This plant gets its name from its cluster of snake-like pitchers. Fortunately, these little cobras are harmless, unless you're an insect, of course! The most unique feature about this plant is its velvety red pitchers. Grow this plant in full sun to maintain its deep red colors. Look for its best pitchers in mid to late summer, up to 8 inches. (NOTE: This plant is completely unrelated to Darlingtonia, commonly called the cobra plant.)
Plants You Receive
Undivided medium-sized plants are shipped in 4-inch pots.
All cold-hardy perennials are grown outdoors at our nursery in Oregon. Their appearance will change with the seasons.
April-May: Emerging from dormancy. Pitchers from the previous season will be cut off.
June-September: Plants are in active growth. Best growth occurs in late summer.
October-December: Plants stop growing and wil have fewer pitchers.
January-March: Plants are still dormant. Pitchers from the previous season will be cut off.
April-May: Emerging from dormancy. Pitchers from the previous season will be cut off.
June-September: Plants are in active growth. Best growth occurs in late summer.
October-December: Plants stop growing and wil have fewer pitchers.
January-March: Plants are still dormant. Pitchers from the previous season will be cut off.
General Care
Type of Plant: Cold-hardy perennial for outdoor container growing.
Sunlight: Full sun, 6+ hours of direct sunlight, during the growing season.
Water: Low-mineral water (50 ppm or less). Set in standing water to keep media wet.
Soil: Equal parts peat moss and perlite. No garden soil, compost, or fertilizer.
Winter: Dormant. Mulch in USDA zones 6 or colder.
Care info will be provided.