Heliamphora pulchella Tirepon Tepui (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula CCCP Tasmanian Devil producing distinctive pink coloration that

producing distinctive pink coloration that sets it apart from standard varieties

originating from the remote 1800-2600m elevation zone between Ilu and Tramen Tepui in Venezuela

wrapped in live sphagnum moss to protect roots during transit

intimidating teeth—a striking fusion that serious collectors pursue for its combination of size

Expect breathtaking coloration as developing pitchers transition from green with heavy reddish-black veining into lustrous deep purple-black throughout the season

Heliamphora pulchella Tirepon Tepui (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula CCCP Tasmanian Devil producing distinctive pink coloration thatHeliamphora pulchella Tirepon Tepui, endemic to Venezuela's high altitude Chimanta Massif between 18502550m, captivates with stout pitchers displaying dramatic dark red to maroon coloration under strong light and distinctive silvery lined interiors created by long retentive hairs. The helmet shaped nectar spoon hovers directly above each wide, bell shaped opening, making this Andreas Wistuba documented clone a striking addition for serious collectors