Question: How old are your small cobra plants? (All plants from you are thriving!)
Answer: Thanks! Our cobra plants (Darlingtonia) were divided from mother plants this spring, so they're in their first year of division. "Small" vs. "large" refers to root system size. Large divisions establish colonies faster, but both are equally healthy.
Happy growing!
— Jacob Farin
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