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Heliamphora sarracenioides x minor Black Burgundy
Heliamphora have a reputation for being difficult, but I’ve had good luck so far growing on a windowsill, even in my very dry climate. She gets lots and lots of light!
Bonus utricularia sandersonii and u. calycifida in the background
Oh cool, it almost looks like an alien plant lmao
Carnivorous plants are truly alien.
I should call her.
I saw dozens or hundreds growing in fens this spring. It was such a treat!
They looked a lot like that, except with a bunch of Scarlet Paintbrush thrown in!
Oh I bet that was pretty! There's definitely Indian paintbrush all around this fen, but not on it. When the time of year is right a bunch of fringed gentians pop up there and it's beautiful.
So cool!!
Gorgeous! I love it!
She is a beauty!
I love the color! Such a beautiful plant!
Omg that's gorgeous!!
Take some feeding picks please! Or maybe a video?!
They don't move. It's a pitcher plant.
You can watch me feed them diluted fertilizer with an eyedropper 😅. If I ever catch a bug falling in I’ll definitely upload a video though!
Update! Look what I found this morning!
Great color!