Genlisea nigrocaulis
A small South American corkscrew plant of open, waterlogged sands and seepages across the Cerrado and the Guayana region. It wants full sun, permanently wet nutrient-poor sand and warm temperatures all year.
Where it grows wild
Genlisea of this group grow in open wet campos, seepage slopes and sandy savanna marshes, with their subterranean traps in saturated white sand or peat. The species is assumed to follow that pattern.
Recorded from near sea level to 2500 m, median 600 m; tepui and highland sites are much cooler at night than lowland ones.
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