Released in limited numbers. Not always available.
Heliamphora huberi (Upright Nectar Spoon) is a distinctive species form grown in cultivation and selected for its unusual nectar spoon structure. Unlike the more common forward-leaning spoon seen in most H. huberi, this form develops a noticeably upright nectar spoon, giving the pitchers a more open, sculptural posture.
In good light, the plant really comes into its own. Pitchers often transition from fresh green into warm sunset tones, developing golden yellow centres edged in pink, coral, and deep red. This colour shift highlights the clean shape of the pitchers and draws attention to the upright spoon without overpowering the overall form.
Aside from this unique feature, it retains all the classic traits of true Heliamphora huberi — upright growth, refined pitcher shape, and a calm, elegant presence. It’s familiar enough to feel true to the species, yet distinctive enough to stand apart in a collection.
This offering is a division, meaning the plant is genetically identical to the parent. As a result, growth habit, form, and colour are more consistent, with less variation compared to seed-grown plants
Distinctive Nectar Spoon:
An upright spoon structure that sets this form apart visually.
True Huberi Character:
Retains the classic pitcher shape, colour, and growth habit of the species.
Clean, Elegant Growth:
Upright pitchers with smooth lines and balanced proportions.
Subtle but Unique:
A refined difference that becomes more interesting the longer you observe it.
Collector Appeal:
A highly desirable form for those who appreciate variation within species.
Under optimal conditions and with maturity, pitchers may reach approximately 20–35 cm in height.
Actual size and form will vary depending on growing environment, plant age, and individual genetics.
Difficulty: Beginner
Bright, diffused light · 70–90% humidity · Day 18–27 °C / Night 10–15 °C · Pure water preferred (RO or rainwater)
View the full Heliamphora Care Guide
https://www.floraquest.com.au/care-guide/heliamphora
Each plant displays natural variation. Individual specimens may differ in colour, form, and pitcher height.
Temperature and humidity ranges are guidelines only. These plants can tolerate short periods outside the ideal range, provided conditions return to stable levels.
Released in limited numbers. Not always available.
Heliamphora huberi (Upright Nectar Spoon) is a distinctive species form grown in cultivation and selected for its unusual nectar spoon structure. Unlike the more common forward-leaning spoon seen in most H. huberi, this form develops a noticeably upright nectar spoon, giving the pitchers a more open, sculptural posture.
In good light, the plant really comes into its own. Pitchers often transition from fresh green into warm sunset tones, developing golden yellow centres edged in pink, coral, and deep red. This colour shift highlights the clean shape of the pitchers and draws attention to the upright spoon without overpowering the overall form.
Aside from this unique feature, it retains all the classic traits of true Heliamphora huberi — upright growth, refined pitcher shape, and a calm, elegant presence. It’s familiar enough to feel true to the species, yet distinctive enough to stand apart in a collection.
This offering is a division, meaning the plant is genetically identical to the parent. As a result, growth habit, form, and colour are more consistent, with less variation compared to seed-grown plants
Distinctive Nectar Spoon:
An upright spoon structure that sets this form apart visually.
True Huberi Character:
Retains the classic pitcher shape, colour, and growth habit of the species.
Clean, Elegant Growth:
Upright pitchers with smooth lines and balanced proportions.
Subtle but Unique:
A refined difference that becomes more interesting the longer you observe it.
Collector Appeal:
A highly desirable form for those who appreciate variation within species.
Under optimal conditions and with maturity, pitchers may reach approximately 20–35 cm in height.
Actual size and form will vary depending on growing environment, plant age, and individual genetics.
Difficulty: Beginner
Bright, diffused light · 70–90% humidity · Day 18–27 °C / Night 10–15 °C · Pure water preferred (RO or rainwater)
View the full Heliamphora Care Guide
https://www.floraquest.com.au/care-guide/heliamphora
Each plant displays natural variation. Individual specimens may differ in colour, form, and pitcher height.
Temperature and humidity ranges are guidelines only. These plants can tolerate short periods outside the ideal range, provided conditions return to stable levels.
