Pinguicula reticulata

Pinguicula reticulata – product details:

The price of a portion of Pings – one adult plant + 1-2 smaller ones.

Not common in the collections small species of Mexican Butterwort , having in adulthood green-purple leaves and white, purple-veined, round flowers. Another known name of this species is P. kondoi. Quite hardy Pinguicula, fond of only slight substrate moisture. It grows well in both mineral substrates, as well as those based on peat. It can grow in the terrarium, on the windowsill, and on garden in summer too. For proper growth is recommended in winter to hibernate at a temperature of 10-15 ° C and with a limited amount of water, but if Pinguicula not suggest that by change the shape of the rosette for winter – wintering will not be necessary.

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photos are labeled and described. Some images may show the appearance of mature plants
(which may differ from younger plants), their leaves, or flowers, while others present
randomly selected plants from the batch offered for sale. Slight variations in appearance
may occur due to the seasonal growth cycle (phenology) of the plants. The most important
information is always the product description, including the stated minimum plant diameter or
height.
Please note that Mexican butterworts periodically enter a dormant phase, most commonly
during winter. During this period, they produce compact winter rosettes composed of
numerous small, non-carnivorous leaves, which often differ significantly in size and
appearance from the larger summer rosettes. While dormant, the plants should be provided
with appropriate conditions and the substrate moisture should be significantly reduced. For
detailed cultivation instructions, please refer to the Mexican butterwort growing guide.
For international orders, plants are typically shipped in a sealed plastic bag with a small
amount of moist material to maintain humidity and ensure safe transport. To reduce shipping

costs, plants are usually sent without pots or substrate. Upon request, pots and substrate
can be included; however, this will increase the shipping cost due to the additional weight.