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Pinguicula Hemiepiphytica x Cyclosecta

Pinguicula Hemiepiphytica x Cyclosecta

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Pinguicula hemiepiphytica x cyclosecta is a beautiful Mexican butterwort hybrid that combines traits from two highly sought-after species. This hybrid is known for its attractive rosette growth, easy-going nature, and the potential for subtle lavender to purple coloration when grown in strong light.

Each plant is sold as a small starter in a 2.5-inch clear round plastic pot. While young, these plants establish quickly and can develop into impressive rosettes over time with proper care.

Like other butterworts, this hybrid captures small insects using sticky leaves covered in microscopic glands. The leaves not only serve as traps but also make the plant an attractive addition to any windowsill, grow rack, or carnivorous plant collection.

Plant Details

  • Scientific Name: Pinguicula hemiepiphytica x cyclosecta
  • Type: Mexican Butterwort Hybrid
  • Plant Size: Small starter plant
  • Pot Size: 2.5-inch clear round plastic pot
  • Growth Habit: Compact rosette
  • Trap Type: Sticky flypaper leaves
  • Notable Trait: Can develop attractive coloration under strong lighting

Care Notes

This hybrid grows best in bright indirect light or several hours of gentle direct sun. Strong lighting can encourage compact growth and enhanced leaf coloration.

Use only distilled water, rainwater, or reverse osmosis water. Unlike many carnivorous plants, Mexican butterworts generally prefer slightly damp conditions rather than constantly saturated soil.

Plants are grown in a nutrient-free carnivorous plant substrate. Avoid fertilizers, enriched soils, and mineral-rich water sources.

As the plant matures, it can produce a larger, fuller rosette and may reward growers with attractive flowers during the growing season.

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