Heliamphora tatei var tatei AW (Shipped Bare-Root)

Heliamphora tatei var tatei AW (Shipped Bare-Root)Heliamphora tatei var. tatei AW represents the Cerro Duida formprized for its uniform coloration and sourced through Andreas Wistuba's legendary carnivorous plant selections. This Venezuelan alpine endemic thrives at elevations exceeding 1,700 meters, developing distinctive pitchers up to 35 cm with pronounced V shaped frontal slits and occasionally red tinged conical nectar spoons that command serious collector attention. Care Requirements Light

dramatically ribbed peristome traits that make Kinabalu's highland Nepenthes the most coveted in the world

a visual intensity driven by robust anthocyanin production in mature traps

Traps and lashes suffuse pinkish red particularly in late summer and autumn while the remaining foliage stays yellowish green

making it a particularly compelling acquisition for serious collectors pursuing the rarest genetics

This robust cultivar develops into a substantially larger specimen

The CCCP Cranberry Splash represents a striking addition to any serious flytrap collection

Named after the Antonov An-225 Mriya — once the largest and heaviest aircraft ever built — this cultivar earns the reference

divaricate traps that deepen to dark red-purple under robust light exposure

Heliamphora 'Geoff Wong #2' represents a distinctive selection within the genus

and variably curled or twisted in keeping with the overall mutation

boldly colored cultivar from a respected source in the hobby

Trap interiors develop deep red coloration in direct sunlight