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Pinguicula comprises approximately 80 species of predominantly perennial carnivorous plants characterized by their sticky foliage, which lures and consumes insects. The leaves have a succulent appearance, while the flowers are primarily blue, violet, or white.

Pinguicula

Pinguicula 'Ayantla'

Pinguicula 'Cherry Blossom'

Pinguicula 'Crown Prince'

Pinguicula 'Florian'

Pinguicula 'Fraser Beaut'

Pinguicula 'George Sargent'

Pinguicula 'Hamburg'

Pinguicula 'Hameln'

Pinguicula 'Kewensis'

Pinguicula 'Pachuca'

Pinguicula 'Red Regent'

Pinguicula 'Santiago Nuyoo Pass'

Pinguicula 'Sargent'

Pinguicula 'Sethos'

Pinguicula 'Snow Queen'

Pinguicula 'Tina'

Pinguicula 'Vera Cruz'

Pinguicula 'Weser' is a tropical perennial that forms rosettes of adhesive, light green foliage, often exhibiting a pink tint under bright lighting conditions. During the summer months, it showcases delicate pink blooms that emerge on slender, upright stalks.

Pinguicula 'Weser'

Pinguicula acuminata

Pinguicula agnata

Pinguicula alpina

Pinguicula balcanica

Pinguicula caerulea

Pinguicula colimensis

Pinguicula corsica

Pinguicula crassifolia

Pinguicula crystallina

Pinguicula cyclosecta

Pinguicula debbertiana

Pinguicula ehlersiae

Pinguicula elatior

Pinguicula emarginata

Pinguicula esseriana is a slow-growing perennial carnivore that develops a compact rosette of sticky leaves, measuring up to 1.5 cm in length, with a pale green hue and a hint of pink blush. During the summer, it produces solitary flowers that are pale purple. In winter, this species enters a semi-dormant phase and should be kept drier, during which it may generate non-carnivorous leaves.

Pinguicula esseriana

Pinguicula gigantea is a perennial carnivorous plant that develops rosettes reaching up to 20 cm in diameter, featuring yellow-green foliage. The leaves are coated with a sticky substance that aids in capturing and digesting insects. In summer, this species produces solitary purple blooms on stems that can grow to 15 cm in height. During the winter months, Pinguicula gigantea enters a phase of semi-dormancy and requires less moisture; at this time, it may generate leaves that do not engage in carnivorous activity.

Pinguicula gigantea

Pinguicula gracilis

Pinguicula grandiflora is a carnivorous perennial that forms rosettes of glistening, light green foliage coated in a sticky substance. During the summer months, it produces slender stems bearing trumpet-shaped flowers that measure approximately 2.5 cm in diameter. These blooms feature deep blue petals with lighter throats and broadly spreading lobes.

Pinguicula grandiflora

Pinguicula grandiflora f. chionopetra

Pinguicula grandiflora f. pallida

Pinguicula grandiflora subsp. coenocantabrica

Pinguicula grandiflora subsp. rosea

Pinguicula gypsicola is a perennial carnivorous plant that develops a rosette of narrow, vertical leaves densely coated with glandular hairs, which effectively capture and digest insects. In the summer, it produces solitary purple flowers that rise on 10 cm flower stalks. This species experiences a semi-dormant phase in winter, during which it requires drier conditions; during this time, it may generate small leaves that do not engage in carnivory.

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