Pinguicula ‘Johanna’

Pinguicula ‘Johanna’Pinguicula Johanna is a hybrid of Pinguicula agnata and Pinguicula debbertiana. Pinguicula aka Butterworts are native to North America and South America. Despite looking like succulents with their rosette like leaves, they're actually a carnivorous plant. Their flat leaves are sticky and ready to catch any gnats or fruit flys you have! Some varieties have the ability to change color in strong lighting conditions. Care: Carnivorous plants do best when

We water our philodendrons once every 7-10 days

is typically a rich shade of burgundy or maroon

Each planter has drainage and comes with a saucer

is a fascinating and unique species of cactus native to tropical and subtropical regions of Central and South America

use a semi-coarse potting soil medium

this a good one to add to your collection

These thrive in semi moist soil

so you'll always have a full pot of foliage

They do not like to dry out too much

When given support to climb

upright growth pattern

The leaves are thick