John found only Darlingtonia californica when searching for "cobra plant" and "cobra lily"—wondered if they're the same.
Jeff Dallas clarified: They are not the same plant. "Cobra Plant" = Darlingtonia californica (true carnivorous, not a lily). "Cobra Lily" = Arisaema species (Jack-in-the-pulpit relatives, woodland wildflowers, non-carnivorous, lily-related). Common names cause confusion—use scientific names.
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
https://www.cobraplant.com
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