Cobra bottle grass

Cobra bottlegrass is named because its leaves are similar to Cobra. It is a valuable variety of bottlegrass. It is mainly distributed in Northern California on the west coast of the United States; It is resistant to cold and afraid of heat. During maintenance, pay attention to keep the root cold. It can be watered with rain or purified water. The large temperature difference between day and night is necessary for its growth

Red bottle grass

also known as sweet bottle grass, it will give off a sweet smell. There are no flares on the slender red bottle leaves of red bottle grass. The insect catching sac is very like a narrow red lip, which is very easy to identify. It is mainly distributed in Carolina, Georgia and the coastal area of the Gulf of Mexico on the east coast of the United States. Relatively speaking, the red bottle grass is large in size, and its flowers are bisexual flowers

Yellow bottle grass

yellow bottlegrass is the largest variety in the genus bottlegrass, with a maximum of one meter. The leaf opening is trumpet shaped, the edge is smooth, the mouth cover is triangular, yellow green with crimson veins, and the flowers are light yellow and give off a musty smell. Yellow bottle grass grows in wetlands or swamps

Purple bottle grass

the lip and lid of the bottle mouth of purple bottle grass can secrete honey and smell, but the secretion is less. It is the shortest variety of bottle grass. It is only about 30 cm tall, with short and fat leaves and thick lips. It is widely distributed and can be found on the east coast of the United States, the Great Lakes region and the southeast of Canada

White bottle grass

the insect catching leaves of white bottle grass are all white, with flower spots and red reticulation on the leaves, and the insect catching sac is white near the opening. It is distributed along the east coast of the United States and the coast of the Gulf of Mexico. It can be found in swamps, wetlands and pine forests

Small bottle grass

small bottle grass is also called "waving bottle grass". The bottle stem of small bottle grass is long and narrow, so it is difficult for insects falling into the bottle bag to fly out, and insects cannot fly out of the narrow tube. The leaf tip is curved at right angles, similar to the bottle grass of cobra, but thinner. It is native to the swamp area on the east coast of the United States. At present, it is distributed on the East and west coasts of the United States