Heliamphora chimantensis Chimanta AW Old Clone originates from the windswept heights of Chimanta Tepui in Venezuela, where Andreas Wistuba first documented this vigorous species during his landmark 2001 expedition. Upright pitchers transition from yellowish-green to fiery red at maturity, crowned with a distinctive near-vertical nectar spoon of brilliant scarlet—a fast-growing clone that readily forms impressive, multi-meter colonies through natural division. Care Requirements Light — Bright indirect light or moderate direct sun. Avoid intense midday sun — Heliamphora prefer cooler, highland conditions. Water — Pure water only, under 50ppm dissolved solids. Use distilled, reverse osmosis, or collected rainwater. Most tap water will not work. Keep the pitchers partially filled with water and the soil consistently moist. Temperature — Cool to intermediate. Day temps of 65–80°F (18–27°C) with cooler nights of 45–60°F (7–16°C). Many species require cool nights year-round. Soil — Pure long-fiber sphagnum moss or a mix of peat and perlite. Garden soil will not work. Humidity — High humidity preferred, 60–90%. A terrarium or greenhouse setup is ideal for most species. Shipping & What to Expect Our bare root Heliamphora (South American sun pitchers) are shipped carefully packed to survive transit. You will receive a healthy, rooted plant ready to establish in its new growing environment. Please note that the plant and photo shown are representative of the variety but not the exact plant you will receive. Each plant is unique, and we guarantee a healthy, established specimen ready to grow.
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