Here are my Pinguicula agnata and P. moranensis.
They are the "parents" and just a few months old themselves.
They were in the succulent stage when I bought them and finally developed their carnivorous leaves!
And here are the "babies". I made lots of leaf pullings of both donor plants. They make great gifts!
They all grow on LECA (semi-hydro) with a layer of living moss on top. They get distilled water most of the time, and the moss finally comes to life!
Looking good! Mine are recovering from their bath the other week lol.. Some didn't make it but surprisingly a few seem to be putting out new leaves!
Awesome to see them thriving and putting out their carnivorous leaves!
In between life, we garden.
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