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	Propagation -- Heliamphora Leaf Pullings
		Someday I was removing the dry leafs from one Heliamphora and sometimes these old leafs are still firmly fixed to the base of growing tips so when I pulled one big old leaf it broke one tip with some small leafs without any root.
		Of course it was not a good sight but I had an idea based in a previous experience: when I was cleaning sarracenias the same thing happened and by curiosity I inserted the tip in the soil of the plant pot and some time after that the tip was producing new leafs.
		Of course I cannot prove if my theory is true or not, however the incontestable fact is that the Heliamphoras are thriving on the same pots of pinguiculas with the sand and long fibered sphagnum mix as proven on later pictures.
	www.carnivorousplants.org /howto/Propagation/HeliamphoraLeafPullings.php (846 words)

	Heliamphora folliculata
		The appendage is fused with the back of the pitcher forming a hollow structure running downwards on the outside of the back of the pitcher, apparently working as a chamber to store nectar produced by the glands of the appendage.
		Heliamphora folliculata is only known from the Aparaman-group of Tepuis, where we found it on all four mountains: Aparaman Tepui, Murosipan Tepui, Tereke Tepui and Kamakeiwaran Tepui.
		Heliamphora folliculata plants were usually found growing in exposed areas with short vegetation such as grasses, bromeliads, Xyris or Stegolepis.
	www.heliamphora.de /01b021930e071c31f/01b021932610fda1e/01b021930e071d722/index.html (0 words)

	Heliamphora, Sun Pitcher Plant care, Carnivorous Plants (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Humidity: Heliamphora plants should have humidity no less then 60%, with 85% being close to optimal.
		Heliamphora plants are from Guayana, southern Venezuela, and northern Brazil.
		Heliamphora lure insects to the trap by a small bell shaped, nectar spoon, which is attached to the back of the pitcher and hangs over the pitcher opening.
	mysite.verizon.net /elgecko1989/Heliamphora.html (365 words)

	Heliamphora
		The species are collectively known as 'sun pitchers', based on the mistaken notion that the heli of Heliamphora is from the Greek helios, meaning "sun".
		These pitcher plants are unusual in lacking lids (opercula), instead having a small hole in the side of the pitcher that allows excess rainwater to drain away, similar to the overflow on a sink.
		Heliamphora share the family Sarraceniaceae with the cobra plant and the North American pitcher plants.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/h/he/heliamphora.html (195 words)

	Heliamphora minor x heterodoxa
		Heliamphora grow at high elevations on top of the cloudy Tepuis in Venezuela.
		The pitchers on Heliamphora are very brittle and require gentle care when handling the plants.
		The flower stalks of Heliamphora can get over a foot long and may bend around terrarium covers, but do not lower the plant away from the light as it will get too dark.
	www.bugbitingplants.com /heliamphora.php (0 words)

	The Carnivorous Plant FAQ: Heliamphora
		There are two main areas for Heliamphora, a western range dominated by Cerro Duida and Cerro de la Neblina, and an eastern range consisting of many tepuis rising from the Gran Sabana (the large savannah highland).
		Third, for a long time photographs of Heliamphora plants in the wild and in cultivation tended to show specimens that were all green, and not very attractively pigmented.
		Heliamphora pitchers have marvelous adaptations to avoid being overfilled by the excessive rainfall on the tepui-tops.
	www.sarracenia.com /faq/faq5360.html (913 words)

	Cultivation of Heliamphora, the sunpitcher
		Heliamphora is endemic to the tepuis of Venezuela (Brasilia) where they have evolved into several different species.
		The Heliamphora are standing directly under this light (50cm distance) and they seem to highly appreciate the yellowish intensive light.
		During summer 2002 I had a Heliamphora minor x heterodoxa growing outside in my artificial bog and it was growing well and captured lots of prey (similar to a Sarracenia purpurea standing nearby).
	www.drosophyllum.com /english/e-heliamphora.htm (596 words)

	Heliamphora Care
		Heliamphora is on the difficult side to cultivate, and because of this as well as the expense of obtaining one, it is not recommended for beginners.
		Heliamphora is very finicky with temperatures, and will wither when it gets too high.
		Though they lack many of the mechanisms that their cousin plant Sarracenia holds, Heliamphora is also successful in its hunting.
	members.fortunecity.com /zongyi/HeliamphoraCare.htm (501 words)

	FleischfressendePflanzen.de - Die Karnivoren-Datenbank : Datenbank > Gattung: Heliamphora
		Heliamphora gehört zur Familie der Sarraceniaceae, in die auch die Gattungen Sarracenia und Darlingtonia gehören.
		Heliamphora wächst auf den Tafelbergen (Tepuis) in Venezuela, die teilweise auch zu Brasilien und Venezuela gehören.
		Kulturfehler sind viel häufiger, z.B.: Verbrennen durch zu viel Hitze oder zu starke Sonne, Bildung von nicht funktionsfähigen Fallen bei zu dunklem Standort, Verfaulen der Wurzeln bei Schimmelablagerungen,...
	www.fleischfressendepflanzen.de /db/gattung.ffp?id=1 (1077 words)

	Heliamphora - The Venezuelan Pitcher Plant
		Heliamphora grow at high elevations on top of the cloudy Tepuis in Venezuela.
		The pitchers on Heliamphora are very brittle and require gentle care when handling the plants.
		The flower stalks of Heliamphora can get over a foot long and may bend around terrarium covers, but do not lower the plant away from the light as it will get too dark.
	www.nepenthesplants.com /heliamphora.php (585 words)

	Heliamphora sarracenioides
		Heliamphora sarracenioides ist eine Art aus der Gattung der SumpfkrÃ¼ge, es handelt sich dabei um eine prÃ¤karnivore Pflanze.
		Diese sind in ihrer Gestalt von den trichterfÃ¶rmigen BlÃ¤ttern anderer Heliamphora abweichend und eher denen der Roten Schlauchpflanze (Sarracenia purpurea) Ã¤hnlich.
		Die Arten der Gattung Heliamphora sind alle krautig wachsende Pflanzen mit robustem Rhizom, welche neben normalen LaubblÃ¤ttern auch trichterfÃ¶rmige Kesselfallen ausbilden.
	www.adglossar.de /Heliamphora_sarracenioides (330 words)

	Heliamphora (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Heliamphoras grow in the clouds with occasional sun breaks.
		Terrarium plants should be checked once a month to be sure the soil is damp.
		Winter and spring are the best times to repot Heliamphoras.
	www.oudeanswillowcreeknursery.com /caresheets/heliamphoracare.htm (779 words)

	Der Sumpfkrug (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Heliamphora ist nur auf den Tafelbergen (Tepuis) Venezuelas (z.t.
		Aufgrund der Höhe der Tafelberger braucht Heliamphora sehr hohe Lichtwerte (hoher UV-Anteil), aber nie Temperaturen über 30 °C. Daher sind diese Pflanzen in der Kultur auch gar nicht so einfach.
		Allgemein ist die Kultur von Heliamphora schwieriger und sollte von einem Anfänger nicht versucht werden.
	homepage.carnivoren.org /martin.brunner/heliamphora.htm (162 words)

	Plant of the Week 09/23/2002: Marsh Pitcher of Mount Roraima (Heliamphora nutans) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The marsh pitcher of Mount Roraima (Heliamphora nutans (Bentham) D. Dietrich) is one of five species native to the tepuis (table mountains) of the Guiana Highlands.
		Interestingly, all leaves on a single Heliamphora will have the same water level regardless of the various sizes of the leaves.
		Heliamphora nutans was discovered in 1839 by R.H. Schomburgk, a German naturalist and explorer.
	www.killerplants.com /plant-of-the-week/20020923.asp (353 words)

	Heliamphora
		These mountains, up to 3000 m in height, are characterised by the almost vertical cliff faces which make them like islands in the surrounding savannah.
		Heliamphora mainly grows on the flat tops of these mountains.
		Only one species, Heliamphora heterodoxa is confirmed also to occur in swamps after surrounding savannah at only 1000 m altitude.
	www.wistuba.com /01b021930e071c31f (0 words)

	Nepenthes Plants - Heliamphora Plants - Carnivorous Plants - Pitcher Plants - Online Nursery - Exotica Plants Grower
		New Nepenthes and Heliamphoras, species and hybrids are periodically added to our catalogue.
		Exotica Plants specialise in Pitcher plants, Nepenthes plants and Heliamphora plants.
		We supply top quality Nepenthes plants and Heliamphora plants to the serious carnivorous plant collector, plant enthusiast and the pot plant market.
	www.exoticaplants.com.au (0 words)

	Some personal observations on cultivating the Heliamphora
		Description: "The following note is based on some 7 years experience growing three species of Heliamphora - H. heterodoxa, H. nutans, and H. minor.
		This information is not intended to be a definitive or even a comprehensive guide to the cultivation of these species, but simply some observations on what I have found to work for me through trial and error.
		Some personal observations on cultivating the Heliamphora Carnivorous Plant Newsletter 8(3): 90-92..
	www.treesearch.fs.fed.us /pubs/8696 (0 words)

	Heliamphora minor
		A colony of Heliamphora minor, growing in between Auyensuia uaipanensis, Auyan-tepuy
		Heliamphora minor, growing in full sun on Auyan-tepuy
		Heliamphora minor, notice the nearly submerse growth of this plant on Auyan-tepuy
	www.joachim-nerz.de /Heliminor.htm (0 words)

	www.wistuba.com - the carnivorous plant shop
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		Heliamphora pulchella A very nice plant, growing almost submerged on Amuri Tepui.
		Heliamphora sarracenioides Maybe the most spectacular of all Heliamphora species!
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