Post by Dave Evans on Jun 26, 2009 18:21:41 GMT
Yes, and they are marsh pitchers, not sun pitchers. (this one of those CP-myths I'm try to void.) Heliamphora grow in marshes.
H. minor * H. heterodoxa is a quick growing and rather easy to cultivate.
There is also this kind of H. nutans (but it has no location data), which I think might be from the base of one of the tepuis and it is also a very easy and quick grower. Stewart McPherson suggests this plant is probably some sort of hybrid involving H. glabra, but I cannot see any glabra influence in the plant.
H. minor * H. heterodoxa is a quick growing and rather easy to cultivate.
There is also this kind of H. nutans (but it has no location data), which I think might be from the base of one of the tepuis and it is also a very easy and quick grower. Stewart McPherson suggests this plant is probably some sort of hybrid involving H. glabra, but I cannot see any glabra influence in the plant.
