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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
I saw dozens or hundreds growing in fens this spring. It was such a treat!
So cool!!
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!
I should call her.
Oh cool, it almost looks like an alien plant lmao
Carnivorous plants are truly alien.
Omg that's gorgeous!!
She is a beauty!
Gorgeous! I love it!
I love the color! Such a beautiful plant!