Heliamphora Geoff Wong #1 Maybe nutans Small (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Trev’s Supernova 8 cm — among the

8 cm — among the largest available

In all structural respects it is in line with wild-type Dionaea

This dwarf clone's fan-like growth habit and morphological oddities—a stark departure from typical trap geometry—make it a conversation piece for those seeking the unusual in their carnivorous collections

Unlike a standard flytrap that has flat

elongated red dentition characteristic of its distinguished parentage

Heliamphora Geoff Wong #1 Maybe nutans Small (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Trev’s Supernova 8 cm — among theHeliamphora nutans Geoff Wong #1 represents a prized clone from a respected breeder known for cultivating challenging high altitude species. This potential nutans form descends from the cloud shrouded tepuis of the Roraima massif, where pitchers evolve elegant proportions and the distinctive drainage holes characteristic of this remarkable species. Care Requirements Light Bright indirect light or moderate direct sun. Avoid intense midday sun