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Andreas Wistuba

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Heliamphora huberi typically grows between Bonetia treelets. Note the typical tip of the lid.

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magnifique pictures

many thanks

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Thanks for  those pictures Andreas.

It looks like the soil, in this particular spot, is quite dry. Am I right?

By reading the paper you published with Andreas Fleischmann and Joe Nerz, this specie should be grown in quite a bright or diffused light. At least, the plants from Amuri tepui - the ones you're sellling.

I also got plants of H. huberi by Gert H. from Extreme plants which originates from Angasima tepui. As these plants are supposed to grow in highland meadows (Gert's pictures show red vivid plants), I will grow them differently. It will be interesting to see the variation between them.

Truly,

François.

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all the specimen in all the station  have this spoon caracters?

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Really gorgeous!