Carnivorous plant Pinguicula weser
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Pinguicula weser

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Native to Mexico , this " sticky succulent " is a carnivorous plant that has good growth and is more robust than many other Pinguicula .

Resulting from a cross of Pinguicula moranensis and Pinguicula ehlersiae, Pinguicula weser is characterized by a surprising pink coloring in the summer months.

In a clod, this Pinguicula is sent in a tray filled with moistened dehydrated sphagnum moss. Prick out upon receipt.

Discover our complete guide to successfully growing and caring for Pinguicula: light, watering, substrate, repotting and beginner-friendly growing tips.

Characteristic: 1 x clod
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How to Care for and Grow Pinguicula weser



Temperature

Up to 35°C in summer and 5 to 15°C in winter.

Water

Although it is one of the few carnivorous plants that tolerate limestone, use mainly rainwater or demineralized water. Do not use bottled water, they usually contain salts that are harmful to the plant. In summer, place the plant in a saucer containing 1 to 2 cm of water. Do not water from above. In winter, keep the substrate almost dry.

Fertilizer

To be totally avoided! The plant provides its own organic nutrient needs thanks to its traps.

Brightness

Place butterworts in a bright location with little direct sunlight in summer. In winter, they particularly appreciate the brightness of a well-exposed window, or artificial light.

Substrate for pinguicula weser

Depending on the species, use our Substrate for pinguicula composed of sepiolitic and dolomite clay and perlite which ensure the drainage of the substrate or Blond peat mixed with a large proportion of perlite and vermiculite . In a mineral substrate, it grows slowly but surely.


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Find all our tips and information on growing all carnivorous plants on our dedicated page “ Advice on growing and maintaining carnivorous plants