Pinguicula cyclosecta BARE ROOT

Pinguicula cyclosecta BARE ROOTPinguicula cyclosecta is probably one of the most beautiful of all the butterworts. It is a miniature species of flat rosettes, which usually get no bigger than a 50 cent piece. When grown in strong light, all of the leaves are actually purple! The metallic purple flowers are born on short scapes and are incredibly cheerful! The flowers are gorgeous, but it's pretty enough to grow just for the leaves! This plant is one of Damon's favorites, and he

delicately fanged peristomes have large wings running down the front of the pitchers

Pinguicula are one of the most sensitive plants to a build of minerals and salts in their soil or water

needs protection from colder winters and always keeps very wet when hot

refrigerated water on their roots in summer

meaning their leaves die back frequently

both a foliar fertilizer and feeding the pitchers

where the Utricularia will have many

up to 1” at full size

sometimes as early as a year old

This plant is a site location from Ixmiquilpan

moss to line the bottom of the pot

you will want to grow your plants in full morning sun with protection from the afternoon sun or under 30% shade cloth