Heliamphora x nutans Giant probably (nutans x glabra) (Shipped Bare-Root)

Heliamphora x nutans Giant probably (nutans x glabra) (Shipped Bare-Root)This natural hybrid of H. nutans glabra combines the graceful pitcher morphology of nutans with exceptional vigor and size, producing mature pitchers reaching 10 inches with striking red and green coloration. First cultivated at Oxford Botanical Garden and later distributed through Andreas Wistuba, H. nutans Giant represents a remarkable example of Heliamphora's diversity across multiple tepui populations including Mt Roraima and Wei Assipu. Care

thriving in intermediate conditions that suit most serious collectors

elongated pitchers with the Bario form of N

Rotund Sun represents a compelling addition to any serious flytrap collection

making it an essential acquisition for collectors pursuing the extreme end of trap morphology

creating a giant flytrap that rivals apex specimens in any collector's collection

elegant traps with barely-formed teeth and occasionally forms completely dentate morphs

making it a coveted specimen for collectors seeking both visual impact and the deadly aesthetic of intensely toothy cilia

remaining deep green year-round

Heliamphora minor hails from the misty heights of Auyán-tepui and Cerro la Luna in Venezuela

We have not been able to verify its registration or confirm breeder details at this time

North Carolina and propagated by tissue culture

Martha's Lips commands attention with dramatically flared petioles and large traps lined in deep crimson