- Sold By: Carnivore CulturePinguicula 'Pirouette' is a hybrid between two tropical species that was specifically selected for its' attractive foliage, which develops a pinkish to red color, and an abundance of flowers in almost any season. P. 'Pirouette' grows continuously throughout the year if provided warm, wet conditions. It does not go dormant like many other tropical Butterworts do.
- Sold By: Carnivore CulturePinguicula gigantea is a tropical species that has the largest leaves of any Pinguicula. Sticky glands are not only present on the top of the leaves but also on the bottom, which is not common among Butterworts. P. gigantea grows continuously throughout the year if provided warm, wet conditions. It does not go dormant like many other tropical Butterworts do. In nature, it grows on vertical limestone walls in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico.
- Sold By: Carnivore CulturePinguicula cyclosecta is a tropical species that produces a rosette of violet-green leaves. P. cyclosecta In nature, it grows on shaded, humid limestone cliffs in.
- Sold By: Carnivore CulturePinguicula gypsicola is a tropical species that has unusual carnivorous leaves for a Butterwort in that they are linear. P. gypsicola produces carnivorous summer leaves and non-carnivorous winter leaves. During winter it requires much less water and care should be taken not to over water them. During winter it should be treated like a succulent with infrequent watering.
- Sold By: Fort Bragg CarnivoresAkai Ryu or Red Dragon is a fun and colorful Venus Fly Trap. Traps are good sized with a beautiful burgundy coloration at full maturity. Keeping in full sun brings out the deepest color. Plant currently in a 4 inch pot. You will receive 1 growth point similar to the size in the photo.
- Sold By: Carnivore CulturePinguicula esseriana is a tropical species that produces a tight cluster of small leaves and never gets very large. P. esseriana produces non-carnivorous "succulent like" leaves during the winter. In nature, P. eeseriana grows in semi-arid steppes and has a broad range, extending through several states of Mexico.
- Sale! Sold By: Brambles BotanicalsThis is a new, in-house Brambles Botanicals hybrid series. We named these plants for their tendency to produce long, arcing scapes that make the flowers look like they’re shooting stars traveling across the sky. “Shooting Star” is Pinguicula emarginata x ‘Faulisi’ so the parentage is both incredible and varied: emarginata has almost sharp-looking, yet dainty little white flowers with purple venation, while the recently- registered ‘Faulisi’ has possibly the largest flower of all butterworts! ‘Faulisi’s flowers are pink and ruffled, so this strange combination of genes has produced some dramatic flowers. And each and every "Shooting Star" is a genetically unique, seed-grown, one-of-a-kind plant! The plant you will receive will be between 1"-1.5" in diameter. We would consider this to be a beginner-intermediate level plant.
- Sold By: Fort Bragg CarnivoresKing Henry is a fun cultivar of Venus Fly Trap. This plant sports some of the largest traps. Bright green coloration on leaf and slight red coloration on leaf pad. King Henry is a hardy grower. Plant currently in a 4 inch pot. You will receive a plant similar to plant in picture.
- Sale! Sold By: Brambles BotanicalsNative to the Mexican state of Nuevo León, the graceful, diminutive Pinguicula gracilis is a delightful little carnivorous butterwort that loves to divide and multiply. It’s an easy grower that produces white flowers with a larger lower central lobe that also features a greenish-yellow spot near the throat. The typical gracilis’s flower stalk can reach over 2 inches tall, but this “Stalkless” variety rarely produces any visible stem, so the flowers open between the leaves of the plant itself! The plant you will receive will be between .5"-1" in diameter. We would consider this a beginner-intermediate level plant.
- Sale! Sold By: Brambles BotanicalsRecently registered and featured in the International Carnivorous Plant Society’s September 2022 issue by Howard Bramble, pinguicula ‘Faulisi’ is definitely a collector’s plant. We recommend reading the article on the ICPS website for the story. The plant you will receive will be between 1”-1.5” in diameter. ‘Faulisi’ has by far one of the biggest pinguicula flowers, with a beautiful ruffle to its oversized, hot pink lobes and a contrasting white throat. It is also known to be a great breeder and gives a fair bit of pollen. The plant itself has a stunning rosette of flat, tongue-like leaves with a purple margin to its otherwise bright green foliage, that colors more intensely under high light. This plant typically likes a more mossy mixture in its soil, but will rot if waterlogged for long. We would consider this to be an advanced level plant.
- Sale! Sold By: Brambles BotanicalsPinguicula laueana "Red" is one of those must-have plants. This is the only butterwort with a truly red flower. The leaves produce varying blushes and dark red venation. It’s also a great hybridizer that produces incredible offspring. Honestly, that this plant even exists and is in cultivation is a wonder to me. Pinguicula laueana "Red" was collected by the famous botanist Alfred Lau in 1973 and named after him in 1989. The plant you will receive will be between 1"-1.5" in diameter. We would consider this a beginner level plant.
- Sale! Sold By: Brambles BotanicalsThe origins of pinguicula “Jerry P.” are unknown, and seems to be a mystery around most forums. However, it is still a beautiful plant that propagates relatively easily by leaf pullings. The plant you will receive will be between 1.5”-2” in diameter. The leaves of the plant, when mature, are long and slender with a rounded end; giving the plant an almost chrysanthemum appearance with its shape. It colors up a soft, blush pink with the center staying more green even under high light. We would consider this to be a beginner-intermediate level plant
- Sale! Sold By: Brambles BotanicalsTo the best of our knowledge, this particular butterwort was collected somewhat recently by Fernando Rivadavia from around the Mexican town of Molango in the state of Hidalgo, making it quite rare in collections. It produces beautiful purple flowers with even deeper purple markings where the petals meet, but the real reason to grow this butterwort is for its leaves - they’re lanceolate-shaped with distinct, cupped margins that fade as the leaves become equally distinct petioles, the latter of which is rare amongst butterworts. The distinct petioles remind us of Pinguicula acuminata but “Molango’s" actual leaves aren’t as broad. “Molango’s" leaves also flush a gorgeous mottled pink with darker, purple venation but in contrast, the center or rib of the leaf remains green. It’s important to note that while in active growth, Pinguicula “Molango” likes being potted in a mossy mix that’s kept quite wet at all times. “Molango” will go extremely dormant at which time it must be kept much drier. The plant you will receive will be between 1”-1.5” in diameter. We would consider this an advanced level plant.
- Sold By: Carnivore CulturePinguicula ehlersiae is a small rosetted species that comes from the states of San Luis Potosí and Hidalgo. A striking rosetted species with red leaves. The flower of P. elhersiae varies greatly in color and even shape. This clone has a small pinkish-purple flower. Your plant will be shipped bare root (unpotted), wrapped in moss. You can purchase a pot and soil to be shipped with your plant here.
- Sale! Sold By: Brambles BotanicalsAn in-house Brambles Botanicals hybrid, Pinguicula “Bled” is agnata “True Blue” x agnata “Red Leaf” (CROSS # 21023). The name “Bled” is a blend of “Blue” and “Red” from each parent's name. Each plant from this series is a seed-grown, genetically unique, pure Pinguicula agnata from two agnata varieties on the opposite end of the spectrum from each other: agnata “True Blue” has little-to-no anthocyanin (pigmentation) so the leaves stay green, while agnata “Red Leaf” has increased levels of anthocyanin and will, under intense light, produce blood red leaves. “True Blue’s" flowers are vibrantly colored in a blue-ish lavender while the flowers of “Red Leaf” are whiter, usually only featuring lavender coloration on the edges of the petals while the flower is young. Though we have yet to record a flower, many “Bleds” are already showing the best features of both parents. The plant you will receive will be between 1"-1.5" in diameter. We would consider this a beginner level plant.
