Z_Y wrote:Ah thanks, I didn't know it blurred with U. magna.
If you do manage to ever get it I'd love to see some more photos of these supposed giant above ground traps and if they're as amazing as people say.
When you import from BCP do you just need a phytosanitary certificate for orders under 12 plants?
Np. Ex-situ, I've seen some pretty amazing pictures of the giant surface traps, so apparently it can produce them in cultivation as well. Unfortunately after some reading it seems like the species is a strict annual, although I'm thinking the species may be able to be perpetuated by divisions in cultivation.
Ordering from BCP requires a phytosanitary certificate regardless of order size and value, but Kamil takes care of that so it's only a minor cost on your end and no trouble at all. However, recently this year he has started highly recommending USDA import papers and a yellow/green slip directing the parcel to the inspection station. I was under the impression that those USDA ePermits were only necessary for orders over 12 different SPECIES, but apparently
@sundewd had issues with importation from BCP last year where the rules are actually USDA papers being required for over 12 INDIVIDUALS. Most BCP portions have near 12 (or over) individual plants, even if they are just listed as "3+". The USDA permits aren't too hard to acquire yourself but do take a bit of time trying to figure out the website
. They're 100% free though.