Pinguicula laueana CP2 x emarginata ButterwortPinguicula laueana CP2 x emarginata showcases a captivating blend of features from its parent plants, resulting in a visually stunning and highly sought after specimen. The leaves of Pinguicula laueana CP2 x emarginata are typically elongated, exhibiting a beautiful range of colors, including shades of green, red, and purple. The plant's carnivorous nature is evident through its sticky glandular hairs on the leaf surface, which enable it to attract,

only a single seed germinated (rajah and truncata group species have proven time and again to have compatibility issues in breeding)

is one of the most stunning plants in our collection

The plants will be randomly selected and may differ from the photos

It produces lots of tubby

The green form offered here comes from Malesiana Tropicals

These have been extremely fast growing and despite the highland parentage seemed to grow really well through intermediate/lowland conditions this summer

We crossed a seed grown adrianii from Exotica Plants with a Malesiana Tropicals clone

Pinguicula 'Hanka' is an outstanding hybrid and one of our most highly recommended Mexican butterworts

the overwhelming consensus is that Nepenthes robcantleyi includes nebularum

they have ruffled peristomes

We have no idea how these hybrids will turn out since very little breeding has been done with echinostoma in the past but we've got high expectations based on the nice coloration and wide peristomes we are seeing already

Nepenthes ampullaria (William's Red x Harlequin) x [(ventricosa x sibuyanensis) x TM]