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Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula cyclosecta Dulces Nombres, Nuevo LeónPinguicula cyclosecta is an absolute jewel of the butterwort world and a must-have for any serious carnivorous plant collector. Celebrated for its breathtaking visual transformation, this Mexican butterwort features neat, rounded rosettes with leaves that change from a soft mint-green with purple-blue colored edge, to a deep, dramatic metallic purple or smoky violet when grown under strong lighting.
Stickers & Fridge magnets
Pinguicula cyclosecta Fridge magnetPinguicula fridge magnet, hand painted There is quite a bit of work that goes in each magnet. They are really hand made from scratch. I cast them, attach the magnet and maybe touch up some details. Each one is painted with an individual color pattern. One third of the revenue from the sale of this product goes toward cats in need. When funds collect I donate to local cat shelters or individual rescuers and feeders of stray cats. Second third buys food and vet services for my herd of cats. My cats are all former strays. I try to adopt at least one cat per year, especially those that are not easily adoptable. And last third buys more material, so I can make more cool stuff to sell and help more cats. Each pair of earrings sold makes many cat's lives a little better.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula cyclosecta x moctezumaePinguicula cyclosecta x moctezumae is a breathtaking display of color and form. This hybrid breaks away from the traditional round butterwort shape, producing slightly elongated, tongue-shaped leaves that arch beautifully outwards. The real magic happens under strong grow lights, where the foliage takes on a magnificent, chalky blue-purple sheen.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula ehlersiae Ixmiquilpan, HidalgoPinguicula ehlersiae is a true botanical jewel among Mexican butterworts. Highly prized for its neat, symmetrical growth habit, this species forms compact, tightly packed rosettes of fleshy, spoon-shaped leaves. Under intense lighting, the foliage undergoes a breathtaking transformation, blushing into deep hues of pink, magenta, and violet, covered in a glittering blanket of sticky mucilage.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula ehlersiae, Tolantongo, HidalgoPinguicula ehlersiae Tolantongo is a geographic jewel highly prized by serious carnivorous plant collectors. Pinguicula ehlersiae Tolantogo forms miniature, highly compact rosettes of spoon-shaped leaves. Under intense lighting, the leaves turn from a pastel green into rich, smoky shades of purple, rose, and bronze.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula emarginata Pale flowerWhat makes P. emarginata legendary is its flowering cycle and growth habit. It is one of the few Mexican butterworts that does not switch to a completely dry, non-carnivorous succulent form in winter, meaning it keeps working as a pest controller all year. Its striking flowers feature a unique notched (emarginate) edge and are beautifully patterned with delicate purple stripes. The Pale flower form features only a few of these stripes and they are limited to the upper two petals.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula esserianaPinguicula esseriana is a remarkably charming, ultra-compact carnivorous plant that looks more like a prize-winning desert succulent than a fierce predator. This highly sought-after Mexican species forms tight, symmetrical rosettes of thick, fleshy, wedge-shaped leaves that blush a beautiful soft pink to rosy bronze under bright lighting.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula esseriana 'Black Leaf' x potosinensis 'Red Leaf'A dream cross for color collectors, combining two dark color selections to create a plump, gem-like rosette that turns deep shades of plum, copper, and red.This unique cross between Pinguicula esseriana 'Black Leaf' and Pinguicula potosinensis 'Red Leaf' is a color collector's dream come true. The resulting hybrid forms incredibly tight, geometric rosettes of plump, triangular leaves that look exactly like a rare desert succulent. Under high-powered LED lights, the foliage develops a deep, smoky coloration ranging from coppery red to dark plum-purple.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula esseriana El Cielo Biosphere Reserve, TamaulipasPinguicula esseriana El Cielo looks like a rare porcelain sculpture brought to life. Sourced from the famous El Cielo biosphere reserve, this local form produces miniature, incredibly tight rosettes of thick, wedge-shaped leaves. When grown under strong illumination, the entire plant blushes into an exquisite, deep rose-pink shade.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula gracilis Sierra de las Mitras, Nuevo LeónPinguicula gracilis proving that the best things come in small packages, is an adorable miniature butterwort that captures the hearts of all carnivorous plant lovers. This delicate species forms tiny, tight rosettes of round, pale green leaves that barely reach an inch in diameter. Despite its small size, its leaves are densely packed with powerful digestive glands.
Other Pinguicula
Pinguicula hirtiflora Frost resistant clonePinguicula hirtiflora can also be found under the name Pinguicula crystallina subsp. hirtiflora. It is a widespread South European species. It can be found on various habitats, from soggy vertical limestone cliffs in full sun just at the warm Mediterranean seashore to up to 1700m in Greece where populations are certainly exposed to frost and snow each year. Pinguicula hirtiflora grows on limestone as well as on serpentine. Different populations grow on almost naked, vertical rock walls, on sphagnum bogs or in wet meadows along calcareous rivulets.Pinguicula hirtiflora Frost resistant clone is a high mountain form.You can find cultivation tips and more on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula immaculataThe name immaculata refers to its stunning, spotless flowers. When in bloom, Pinguicula immaculata sends up delicate, thread-like stems topped with pristine, snow-white blossoms that contrast beautifully with its pale green foliage. It is a slow-growing, highly rewarding species that stands out in any premium collection.
