Brocchinia hechtioides Size:Small SCIENTIFIC NAME: Catopsis berteroniana

SCIENTIFIC NAME: Catopsis berteroniana

This species is extremely vigorous and produces tall

The flowers are pink and also characteristically rounded

It commonly attaches to moss-covered trees and rocks

**DORMANCY** Flytraps require a 1-3 month winter dormancy in which they slow or stop growth while conserving energy to get through the chilly North Carolina winter climate

Brocchinia hechtioides Size:Small SCIENTIFIC NAME: Catopsis berteronianaSCIENTIFIC NAME: Brocchinia hechtioides COMMON NAME: Carnivorous Bromeliad. PLACE OF ORIGIN: The Tepui mountains and Gran Sabana,Venezuela. GENERAL INFO: Brocchinia hechtioides is a sister species to Brocchinia reducta. The key difference is b. hechtioides more spread out leaf structure which creates multiple wells of water similarly to Catopsis berteroniana. This species also seems to have a preference for flying insects when compared to b. reducta,