quick video of my heliamphora collection

a brief look through these spectacular carnivorous plant from the south American tepuis.

[@Heliplants]

Beautiful Heliamphora! Love your content.

[@Eat-Me-Exotics]

Thanks mate. Glad your enjoying it

[@australiancarnivores]

I wish I could grow these!

[@Eat-Me-Exotics]

I have seen someone growing them in Sydney outside in a water tray with his sarracenia so it can be done. You'd definitely try easier ones such as nutans, heterodoxa x minor or tequila

[@australiancarnivores]

@@Eat-Me-Exotics I had Nutans and Heterodoxa x Minor but they were the only plants I could find for months of searching and were pretty tiny

[@Eat-Me-Exotics]

@@australiancarnivores small plants are always more delicate. There really isn't much of a sellers market for heliamphora here in Australia most are sold and traded between friends in private.
Occasionally larger plants come up for sale but priced accordingly

[@australiancarnivores]

@@Eat-Me-Exotics That's sad - I guess I'll just have to wait for a large plant to be for sale then

[@johntan9209]

I tried growing these in Singapore. Despite my best efforts, they dried up.

[@Eat-Me-Exotics]

Yeah they definitely prefer cooler temps

[@random_me666]

Hello, i am from the USA. The only heliamphora sellers around the USA area sell only Heliamphora minor and Nutans. How did you find other types of Heliamphoras?

[@Eat-Me-Exotics]

Most of my helis came from private sellers and friends. They aren't easy to come by here in Australia eithed