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Old 16th September 2008, 02:56 PM
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Ken, it`s expensive and hard to care for.

Monthly contest ? heheh. Too much trouble & time consuming to organise. We do the yearly anniversary contest & even that takes a lot of our time organising , getting sponsored prizes etc etc

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If your able to order from Wistuba(wistuba.com), they have Heliamphora species and hybrids for sale for a slightly lower price than other nurseries. The only thing is that since they are based in Germany, you might have to deal with CITES paperwork.
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Just posting some updates on my heliam. Alas it has given me a bigger pitcher that looks more like a Heliam pitcher... The new developing pitcher is at the center of the picture in lighter green colour. It is still developing at the moment. You can see the other smaller leaves/pitchers that it has produce at the side:

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Hi, David, just dropping by. How is your heliamphora? I hope it is healhy......

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Hi, David, just dropping by. How is your heliamphora? I hope it is healhy......

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It's doing fine edward. Thanks for asking. Below is a picture I just took, but as you can see, there's not much difference compared to the earlier picture. Growth is very slow but lately the leaves are developing faster thanks to the cooler temperatures because of the rains.

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Ooohhh, looks like it has more pitchers than the earlier ones........well, congrats, David. Your heliamphora is very healthy looking......

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I want one. Your heliamphora is very nice. Congrats in keeping it alive.
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"magnifique " your heliam

what substrat ? blond peat or sphagnum ?

for mine (in terra) I do not use fertilizer just some insect , it is very good for them

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Jeff,Means magnificant right?Can you post a pic of your heliamphora please??What is it???
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It's doing fine edward. Thanks for asking. Below is a picture I just took, but as you can see, there's not much difference compared to the last picture I post in this thread. But it has given me alot of small pitchers compred to the first few pictures of the plant when I first got it.

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