Heliamphora sp. Angasima (Shipped Bare-Root)

Heliamphora sp. Angasima (Shipped Bare-Root)Heliamphora sp. Angasima is an undescribed or provisionally named Heliamphora from the Angasima Tepui region of Venezuela, representing a rare addition to any serious sun pitcher collection. Care: Bright indirect light. Pure water only under 50ppm (distilled, RO, or rainwater). Cool to intermediate temps 65 80F days, 45 60F nights. Pure long fiber sphagnum or peat perlite mix. High humidity 60 90% preferred. Shipped bare root healthy rooted plant

This seed-grown species represents a gateway to understanding montane Sumatran genetics and offers potential for exciting hybrid breeding programs

offering collectors an opportunity to cultivate a geographically distinct form with authentic provenance documentation dating to 2007

Drosera capensis 'Albino' is a striking South African sundew distinguished by its complete absence of red pigmentation

and the succulent leaves retain moisture through the dry season

elongated leaves densely covered in knob-shaped tentacles that create a hypnotic

The resulting plant combines the vigor and pitcher size of true flava with the nuanced coloration complexity that makes Adrian Slack a cornerstone of serious collections

L111 comes from the collection of the NCCPG National Collection holder and remains a sought-after leucophylla clone among collectors

Tremor represents a fascinating addition to modern Venus flytrap breeding

and muted throat blotches that intensify from green to red in the upper tube

these anthocyanin-rich plants display subtle blushes on new growth that offer a refined contrast to heavily patterned cultivars

serrated marginal teeth that fuse at the base—resembling their namesake—set against vivid lime-green

it offers collectors a reliable