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Pictures show warm weather carnivorous leaves compared to winter-succulent leaves
acuminata has a tendency to stretch for light
They also thrive on a sunny windowsills
Victims then slip on the chalky powder accumulated on the leaves and fall to their deaths in the water reservoirs below
Favored for its large
Catopsis subulata Pictures show warm weather carnivorousSCIENTIFIC NAME: Catopsis Subulata COMMON NAME: Bromeliad. Tillandsia. Air plant. PLACE OF ORIGIN: Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras. GENERAL INFO: Catopsis Subulata grows mostly epiphytically from trees within pine oak forests in Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras. This species forms tightly restricted, labyrinthian leaf rosettes, which with the help of smooth, waxy surfaces effectively capture insects in the water below. Can be grown potted, in which the
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