Heliamphora nutans exotic foliage Named for its characteristic bristles

Named for its characteristic bristles on the upper surface of the pitcher lids

Nepenthes merrilliana x aristolochioides is a cross between two very different species

elongated leaves boast a green colour and silver tint

It was certainly instrumental in helping Adrian Slack of Marston Exotics

Heliamphora nutans exotic foliage Named for its characteristic bristlesDescription Heliamphora nutans is a species of marsh pitcher plant or Sun pitchers native to the Tepuis of South America and was the first species of Heliamphora to be discovered in 1838. It is easier to care than most other heliamphora species. Please note, the first photo is indicative of what mature plants look like, the rest of the photos are the examples of S sized plants. Most plants come with juvenile pitchers at this stage. Growing condition