Hellish Glabra (Heliamphora glabra)

Introduce Hellish Glabra to your garden—a captivating carnivorous plant known for its elegant, smooth pitcher structures and unique insect-trapping mechanism.

Key Features:

• Common Names: Hellish Glabra, Smooth Marsh Pitcher Plant

• Origin: Native to the Serra do Sol region in Venezuela

• Size: Typically reaches 30–40 cm in height

• Pitchers: Smooth, tubular structures used to trap insects

• Foliage: Glossy green leaves forming rosettes

• Light: Prefers bright, indirect sunlight

• Soil: Thrives in acidic, well-drained, nutrient-poor soils

• Watering: Requires consistently moist conditions; use distilled or rainwater

Garden Appeal:

Hellish Glabra adds an exotic touch to terrariums and specialized garden setups with its unique carnivorous features and striking appearance. Its insect-trapping pitchers not only serve as a natural pest control but also spark curiosity and interest among plant enthusiasts.

Ideal for Your Landscape:

Incorporate Hellish Glabra into your collection to enjoy its distinctive characteristics and low-maintenance nature. Its adaptability to controlled environments makes it a valuable addition to diverse plant settings.