A customer purchased a Heliamphora from Sarracenia Northwest years ago without a species label. Based on the purchase timeframe and a provided photograph, the plant is Heliamphora heterodoxa.
This species forms large clumps over time. The plant is healthy and thriving, indicating excellent care. Plan for repotting within the next year as it expands.
Continue current practices—your Heliamphora is clearly happy!
— Jacob Farin, Sarracenia Northwest
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