Pinguicula ehlersiae "Ixmiquilpan" BARE ROOT

Pinguicula ehlersiae "Ixmiquilpan" BARE ROOTOne of our all time favorites, tiny little Pinguicula ehlerisiae, stays dainty and petite, blushing pink under strong light. Like a magic trick, the flowers extend on long stems from the tiny rosettes. This is a miniature species and will remain small; when it arrives, it will be smaller than a dime! This plant is a site location from Ixmiquilpan, and it develops an exquisite pink color! Not only is the rosette beautiful, but the tiny flowers are the

The tighter

complemented by a deep red throat

or rainwater

With proper light

They prefer a tall pot

when it is both cool and the photo periods are shorter

they can grow 3 feet across

Flowers bloom in succession off of tall stems

The deep red of these sparkling sundews is a show stopper in the afternoon light and the white flowers highlight the deep red color

chartreuse plants produce large

especially right after shipping

it is a nice easy sundew with spoon-shaped leaves that flush red in strong light