Heliamphora pulchella Tirepon Tepui (Shipped Bare-Root)

Heliamphora pulchella Tirepon Tepui (Shipped Bare-Root)Heliamphora pulchella Tirepon Tepui, endemic to Venezuela's high altitude Chimanta Massif between 18502550m, captivates with stout pitchers displaying dramatic dark red to maroon coloration under strong light and distinctive silvery lined interiors created by long retentive hairs. The helmet shaped nectar spoon hovers directly above each wide, bell shaped opening, making this Andreas Wistuba documented clone a striking addition for serious collectors

crowned with a near-vertical

producing massive traps that can exceed two inches when fully mature—a dramatic departure from standard clones

Heliamphora exappendiculata Clone Z hails from the mist-shrouded cliffs of Venezuela's Chimantá Massif

Dionaea muscipula Predator lives up to its menacing name with blood-red trap interiors and characteristically long teeth that often fuse together into fearsome points

sometimes dominating entire traps or appearing as delicate streaks

Under strong light conditions

The texture is the trait

Elegant pitchers reaching 40cm showcase yellow-green coloration suffused with crimson veining and deep ruby-red waxy interiors

rewarding grower with striking pitcher presence and robust constitution

Developed by Trev Cox from Dentate genetics

Heliamphora purpurascens from Ptari Tepui's misty summit brings an architectural elegance to the collector's greenhouse—rigid

Shipping & What to Expect