Search results for: 'Heliamphora minor'

S. x swaniana is a rare but naturally occurring hybrid between S. minor and S. purpurea. This select clone, "Ntombi", has hoods that emerge with bright orange coloration and progress in color to become very dark maroon, reminiscent of a monk's hood - a very cool plant! Learn More

Previously known as the Okee Giant, this variant can produce traps that are up to 3-feet tall under optimal conditions. Learn More

These 7-inch tall, 5x5 square white pots are a great size for nearly any carnivorous plant. We really like them for Venus flytraps, but they're large enough to house a Sarracenia (pitcher plant) or virtually any other type of carnivorous plant. And they're white coloration lends them to not getting too hot in direct sunlight, thus protecting the soil temperature and root system of your plants. Learn More

Kayan has an exceptionally long "neck" (petiole) connecting the leaf-base to the trap! Super cool!! In most other ways it is a classic-looking flytrap that grows with excellent vigor and is a notably good hunter.

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Here's a cross between two very rare varieties: an anthocyanin free minor crossed with an anthocyanin free leucophylla! Ideal for both amateurs and serious collectors! This clone historically sells out quickly and is in high demand, so don't miss this opportunity!! Learn More