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Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula moranensis Alba, San Cristobal de Las Casas, OaxacaPinguicula moranensis Alba brings a clean, elegant, and peaceful aesthetic to the world of carnivorous plants. While standard moranensis varieties are famous for their bright pink flowers, the 'Alba' form is prized for its immaculate, crystal-white blooms. The flowers rise on tall stems, creating a striking contrast against the bright, lime-green foliage.
Stickers & Fridge magnets
Pinguicula moranensis 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 moranensis var. caudataPinguicula moranensis var. caudata is a classic, large-growing variety that has enchanted plant collectors for generations. This robust plant forms grand rosettes of wide, spoon-shaped leaves completely covered in sticky, insect-catching dew. Under bright illumination, the leaves can take on a beautiful reddish-bronze border accent.The true crown glory of var. caudata is its bloom. It produces large, deep pink-to-purple flowers that feature an exceptionally long, elegant trailing nectar spur (tail) at the back, giving it an undeniable orchid-like charm.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula oblongiloba La Constitución, MichoacánPinguicula oblongiloba is a dream addition for true botanical enthusiasts who love watching the natural rhythms of wild plants. Pinguicula oblongiloba produces distinct, large round summer leaves that sit flat against the soil, completely covered in glistening sticky traps to catch flying insects.
Other Pinguicula
Pinguicula primulifloraPinguicula primuliflora is a stunning warm-temperate species is native to the southeastern coastal planes of United States.The name Pingulcula primuliflora derives from the fact it flowers very early in the spring. The flowers are solitary, long-stemmed violet-blue and featuring a distinct yellow throat that beautifully mimics a classic primrose. Pingulcula primuliflora forms handsome, flat basal rosettes of elongated, bright green leaves covered in a glistening layer of sticky, insect-trapping trichomes.
Other Pinguicula
Pinguicula primuliflora ROSEPinguicula primuliflora 'Rose' is a legendary specimen highly prized by carnivorous plant collectors worldwide. Originally discovered as a stable, spontaneous mutation in Japan, this cultivar features the exact same sticky, insect-catching rosettes of bright green leaves as the typical species but introduces a show-stopping floral display. Instead of standard single-layer petals, 'Rose' produces breathtaking double-flowered (flore pleno) purple blossoms with beautifully tiered layers and a glowing yellow center. Because these intricate flowers are infertile, this rare treasure is propagated entirely by hand and through its unique habit of generating plantlets at its leaf margins.
CP seeds
Pinguicula primuliflora Typical, 20 seedsPinguicula primuliflora, commonly known as the southern butterwort or primrose butterwort, is native to the southeastern United States, between the Souteast of Mississippi, to the Northwest of Florida. The name Pingulcula primuliflora derives from the fact it flowers very early in the spring and its flowers resemble flowers of primroses.
CP seeds
Pinguicula pumila, Volusia co., FL, 20 seedsPinguicula pumila is a tiny botanical treasure perfect for enthusiasts of miniature carnivorous plants. Known as the Small or Dwarf Butterwort, this warm-temperate species forms delicate, miniature rosettes of sticky, spoon-shaped leaves that rarely exceed an inch in diameter. Under bright lighting conditions, the glandular foliage takes on a beautiful pinkish-rose blush. Unlike its Mexican cousins, this species is a warm-temperate grower that handles hotter and slightly drier summer spells with ease. The true showstopper, however, is its blooming habit: it pushes up elegant, slender stalks topped with lovely zygomorphic flowers that can shift and vary from pale violet to pristine white, often showcasing warm yellow throats.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula rectifolia Huajuapan, OaxacaPinguicula rectifolia 'Huajuapan' (originating near Huajuapan de León, Oaxaca, Mexico) is a structurally captivating addition to any carnivorous plant display. This variety is famously distinguished by its unusual summer carnivorous foliage, which develops a pointier, more geometric, kite-like silhouette compared to typical rounded butterworts. The vibrant green leaves act as living flypaper, covered in sticky droplets that easily snare small insects. When it blooms, it pushes up stunning, slender lilac-pink flowers featuring deep crimson highlights at the base and distinctive wide lobes. In winter, it collapses down into a dense, non-carnivorous rosette made of dozens of small succulent leaves to protect itself during dormancy.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula rotundifoliaTrue to its name, Pinguicula rotundifolia is a highly charming Mexican butterwort famous for its distinctive circular foliage. The plant forms an exceptionally neat, symmetrical rosette made of tightly packed, coin-shaped leaves. Each leaf is slightly turned up at the edges, creating a shallow cup shape that holds an abundant layer of sticky, glistening digestive dew.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula sp. El Mirador, GuatemalaPinguicula sp. El Mirador is an absolute delight for space-conscious hobbyists and terrarium builders. Collected from the historic Mirador basin region, this small but resilient variety shares a similar visual charm with P. esseriana and P. debbertiana. It produces flawless, symmetrical rosettes of thick, succulent-like leaves covered in glistening mucilage. Under intense windowsill or LED grow lights, the leaves undergo a lovely color shift, blushing into soft shades of pink and reddish-violet. As a true heterophyllous grower, it shifts into a super compact, non-carnivorous succulent state during the winter months, offering two beautifully distinct geometric forms each year.
Mexican Pinguicula
Pinguicula sp. Pachucha, Sierra de Pachuca, HidalgoPinguicula sp. Pachuca,Sierra de Pachuca, Hidalgo is a marvelous miniature plant that feels like a living gemstone. Found in the mountainous regions around Pachuca, Mexico, this plant forms small, highly organized rosettes of thick, rounded leaves. Under good lighting, the edges of these plump leaves curl slightly upward and tint with a lovely blushing pink or lavender border.
