Heliamphora ciliata (Shipped Bare-Root)

Heliamphora ciliata (Shipped Bare-Root)Heliamphora ciliata, the only Heliamphora restricted to sub montane elevations near Aprada Tepui, commands attention for its distinctive hairy pitcher architecture and elegantly angled nectar spoon fringed with distinctive cilia. Its reddish, tubular pitchers feature a unique water regulating slit and dual layer interior setae that distinguish it from all other Heliamphoraa true collector's specimen for those seeking botanical rarity. Care

a Werewolf-type cultivar from David Svarc's Carnivoria EU nursery

especially pronounced during peak summer growth

Nominated by Peter D'Amato and published in The Savage Garden in 1998

this medium-sized cultivar showcases the bold trap coloration and robust dentition that distinguish it among serious hobbyists

Propagated via micropropagation by Diflora from elite European stock

paired with mollis' elegant cylindrical form and pale upper-pitcher geometry

menacing descendant of Werewolf

where this remarkable species evolved its signature hook-shaped pitcher appendage—a distinctive feature that gives the species its name

holding these strange reversed traps high on tall petioles

combining robust size with the rich burgundy coloration that develops as the plant matures under optimal conditions

Its defining characteristic is the complete absence of orange or red pigmentation in the leaves even when grown in full sun

This all-green clone features unusually short teeth and an upright growth habit