Heliamphora x nutans Giant probably (nutans x glabra) (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Wereclam and prominently visible trigger hairs—make

and prominently visible trigger hairs—make this Plantev creation an essential specimen for serious collectors seeking exceptional size and dramatic trap presentation

The Chupacabra represents a mysterious addition to the modern Venus flytrap roster

creating an ornamental "beard" effect rarely seen in Venus flytrap cultivation

Tiger Fang earns its name through dramatically curved traps with short

This striking clone develops deep burgundy to nearly black pitchers adorned with conspicuous exterior fuzz

Heliamphora x nutans Giant probably (nutans x glabra) (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Wereclam and prominently visible trigger hairs—makeThis 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