The only cps that move are the vfts, and some sundew which usually take about 15 mins to wrap around the bug, the only vining cp that i know of is a nepenthes, they do get big and on the end of each leaf there should be a tendril then a pitcher, but they dont move either, look it nepenthes up on google, most plants aren't that big but they do get long vines... lol was it a prank? sorry im not sure but im pretty sure it isnt a cp.

ItâÂÂs safe to say that there is no such plant that you describe, not even in Mexico. âÂÂhiddenjungleâ is right the largest CP is N. raja, which its traps are known to hold almost half a gallon of water. But it has no moving parts and the plant is native of Borneo.

If its been bought then it should be well known to be sold and that means it should been heard of by science.

My first thought was Monstera, but the leaves are usually bigger than a hand and bigger plants have holes in their leaves.
The only other plant I could think of is a Ficus elastica but their leaves are pretty rigid and I don't expect those leaves would move much,not even in a light breeze.

Sorry for the delay in responding. I thought I'd get an email when someone posted.

I looked at the plants suggested. My mom said the closes one is the rubber tree. I found a pic of a Castilla elastica leaf that she said would look like the plant she saw if the leaf was smaller. [http://www.hear.org/pier/imagepages/singles/caelap14.htm]

I'm not sure if this plant was bought in a store. It's more likely someone went looking for the plant, dug it up and brought it home. My mom said she suspected the person who gave it to them knew about the plant and that's the reason they past the plant to them. My aunt thinks there is a picture of the plant (they thought it was a nice looking plant and had original intended to keep it) and she's looking for it. I'll post it if it's found.

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