Botrytis species

Rhododendron order bottlegrass, bottlegrass, family bottlegrass, Latin name: Sarracenia

Bottle grass origin

swamps native to North America are distributed along the Atlantic coast

Morphological characteristics of bottlegrass

bottlegrass has no stem and its leaves are lotus shaped. Its leaves are bottle shaped, upright or lying on its side. There are gorgeous spots or patterns on the surface of the leaves and they are transparent. Insects will take these spots as exports and fall into labyrinth leaves. Moreover, there are inverted hairs in the leaves. It is difficult for insects to climb out after falling in, and the digestive juice in the bottle will quickly digest insects. The flowers of bottle grass are purple or green purple, single and drooping, and the flowering period is from April to May

Growth habit of bottlegrass

bottlegrass likes warm and humid environment, is resistant to cold and afraid of heat, and the large temperature difference between day and night is conducive to its rapid growth; When the temperature is not too high, the bottle grass can be exposed to direct sunlight, which is conducive to the coloring of bottle grass. The reticulate around the bottle is very beautiful after coloring; The root of bottle grass requires high water temperature and needs to maintain a relatively low temperature. The water can be dried in the sun now, and then placed in a hidden place to cool, and then poured into the root of the plant