Genlisea lobata x violacea, aka Corkscrew Plant is a tropical carnivorous plant, a hybrid between South American species. As the common name suggests, the traps that grow into the medium are twisted like a corkscrew. Above the medium, it forms a small chlorophyllic rosette, and shoots up an inflorescence with small purple flowers with yellow in the center. For more information, please refer to the care sheet "Carnivorous Plant Cultivation Guide-Genlisea" at the courtesy of NECPS here.