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A diminutive species still in its winter succulent phase!
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A truly diminutive species! Bottom 3 plantlets are esseriana, top is a rotundifloria. November 2020
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Lost the top plantlet :( But the other 3 look good! Still in succulent phase. January 2021
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I received these three tiny plantlets of Pinguicula esseriana in a trade from a fellow hobbyist. They are still in the diminutive succulent phase. Hopefully they start making large rosettes of gooey leaves soon!
Current Growing Conditions: South-Facing Living Room Window
Light: ~260 - 460 PPFD or 16530 - 20110 Lux (depends on the weather outside)
Humidity: ~80% night and 55% day
Temperature: ~68F night and 90F day (depends on weather outside)
Water: Keep ~1/4" of water in the tray, occasionally flush from above
Potting Mix: 50% peat and 50% sand/perlite - re-pot fresh media every year!
Fertilizer: MaxSea (1/4 tsp/gallon) once a month as foliar spray
Additional Notes: Succulent phase during winter months.
Light: ~260 - 460 PPFD or 16530 - 20110 Lux (depends on the weather outside)
Humidity: ~80% night and 55% day
Temperature: ~68F night and 90F day (depends on weather outside)
Water: Keep ~1/4" of water in the tray, occasionally flush from above
Potting Mix: 50% peat and 50% sand/perlite - re-pot fresh media every year!
Fertilizer: MaxSea (1/4 tsp/gallon) once a month as foliar spray
Additional Notes: Succulent phase during winter months.