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continuing to produce leaves through winter and early spring when most Dionaea are dormant
helmet-shaped nectar spoon
boldly colored cultivar from a respected source in the hobby
occasionally developing up to four flanges per trap—a mirror-image doubling of the spine that creates cup-like projections in brilliant green-yellow with crimson accents
Must be propagated vegetatively by rhizome cuttings
Heliamphora purpurascens (Shipped Bare-Root) FTS Loopy Mirror continuing to produce leaves throughHeliamphora purpurascens from Ptari Tepui's misty summit brings an architectural elegance to the collector's greenhouserigid, woody pitchers reaching 25 cm topped with exceptionally large, darkly pigmented nectar spoons that curve sharply forward. This 2011 Wistuba discovery, endemic to Venezuela's high altitude cloud forest at 2,4002,500 m, produces tight rosettes with distinctive red veined pitchers and a waist level drainage mechanism, making it a
