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Mexican butterwort. (Pinguicula cyclosecta)Basic care:Light: bright light, 12–14 hours daily
Growing light: approximately 150–300 PPFD
Water: distilled, RO, or clean rainwater
Growing season: keep medium lightly moist
Resting season: allow the medium to dry more between watering
Humidity: approximately 40–70%
Growing temperature: 65–80°F
Night temperature: 55–70°F
Soil: nutrient-poor, well-draining carnivorous plant mix
Fertilizer: none
Feeding: small insects if the plant does not catch enough naturallyImportant:Mexican butterworts naturally have two growth forms.
•During active growth, the plant produces larger, flat, sticky carnivorous leaves.
•During its resting period, it may produce smaller, thicker, succulent-like leaves with little or no stickiness. This is normal and does not mean the plant is dying.•Use low-mineral water and avoid constantly keeping the plant submerged.Note: Allow the plant to gradually adjust to its new environment after purchase.
