Heliamphora purpurascens (Shipped Bare-Root)

Heliamphora purpurascens (Shipped Bare-Root)Heliamphora 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

Because of this extreme deformation the traps are non-functional

propagated by Carson Trexler

This low-growing cultivar's upright posture and prolific trap production make it both a stunning display specimen and a rewarding plant to observe as it matures through the growing season

This registered variety showcases the refined trap architecture and vigor that define the GJ collection

Heliamphora pulchella 'Churi tepui AW 1' hails from the misty heights of Churi Tepui in Venezuela's Chimantá Massif

The cultivar produces leaves up to 5 cm with traps up to 2 cm

sometimes with red flecks and speckles

Doonan and Matt Miller in 2008 and registered in 2013

This cultivar embodies Ziemer's innovative horticultural legacy

creating a distinctive V-shaped cut between the lobe tips

knob-like ends — some of those terminal knobs are Y or T shaped

making it a visually commanding addition to any serious collection