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Identifying Young Cobra Lily Varieties: Wait for Mature Pitchers

Small Darlingtonia photo—coastal vs. mountain variety? Too early to tell.

Why

Juvenile pitchers look similar across varieties.
Mountain forms can mimic coastal when young.
Wait for full-size pitcher this season, then re-photograph.

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