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The Cobra Lily (Darlingtonia californica) has to be one the coolest plants. Not only does it look like a snake (complete with forked tongue) but it is carnivorous. It can be challenging to grow in cultivation because in nature it prefers to grow along stream banks which keep its roots cool even when the outside air is hot.
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Plant of the Day
Saturday 29 July 2023
On a trip to Shetland I spotted what was probably Drosera rotundifolia (round-leaved sundew) growing amongst sphagnum moss at the edge of a pool. This tiny carnivorous plant catches insects to increase their nitrogen supply using sticky leaves as traps.
Jill Raggett
Plant of the Day
Friday 3 February 2023
This bench of carnivorous plants at Duthie Park was grown by the junior members of the Royal Horticultural Society of Aberdeen. These plants grown in acidic conditions and attract, trap and digest animals, mainly insects, for the nutrients they contain. The flowering plant is a Pinguicula species (butterwort) that is an insectivorous perennial producing rosettes of sticky, pale green leaves.
Jill Raggett
Sarracenia oreophila is more commonly called the green pitcher plant. Like all plants in the genus Sarracenia it captures and digests insects in its tubular leaves to compensate for the nutrient deficient soils where it grows. Sarracenia oreophila is listed as critically endangered in the wild.
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Sarracenia x catesbaei is a natural hybrid of the carnivorous pitcher plants Sarracenia flava and Sarracenia purpurea. The flower structure encourages cross pollination and hybridization through naturally different entry and exit points so that pollination is much more likely to occur when a pollinator enters the flower and not when it exits. #Sarraceniaxcatesbaei #Sarracenia #catesbaei #Sarraceniaflowers #Sarraceniahybrid #carnivorous #canivorousplant #insectivorous #insectivorousplant #pitcherplant #botany https://www.instagram.com/p/CqD16HeOPYQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Pinguicula 'Sethos'. I like to think I've helped the folks at the CU greenhouse with their cultivation of carnivorous plants but frankly they do much better with butterworts (Pinguicula) than I ever have and I could clearly learn from them. Pinguicula 'Sethos' is a hybrid of of the Mexican butterworts P. ehlersiae and P. moranensis #PinguiculaSethos #Pinguicula #Sethos #carnivorousplant #insectivorousplant #CUgreenhouse (at CU Greenhouse) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkwlD4yrtOZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Sarracenia x Dainas (or Dana's) Delight is an unofficial Sarracenia cultivar. Daina's Delight was developed by Mark Edwards in the 1990s, and is named after his daughter Daina. The use of the name Dana, derived from a misspelling on labels from the tissue culture lab. It is a complex hybrid of ((S. psittacina x purpurea) x (purpurea x (flava x purpurea)) x leucophylla. #Sarracenia #Daina'sDelight #Dana'sDelight #carnivorousplant #insectivorousplant #pitcherplant #CUgreenhouse (at CU Greenhouse)
Sarracenia rosea (syn. Sarracenia purpurea venosa var burkii) showing the distinctive pink flower and last season's slightly ragged pitchers . Flowers are generally produced in the spring before new foliage. Sarracenia rosea is native to Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Mississippi. The differences between Sarracenia rosea and Sarracenia purpurea venosa are subtle and it's status as a separate species is controversial.
