Pinguicula ehlersiae {Tolantongo} Kazumi Garden

Pinguicula ehlersiae {Tolantongo} Kazumi GardenPinguicula ehlersiae {Tolantongo} is a perennial heterophyllous species found near Tolantongo, Hidalgo, Mex. The winter rosettes are comprised of up to 60 succulent leaves from November to April, meanwhile the summer rosette is formed of about 25 thinner and broader pink leaves. Pinguicula ehlersiae was named for Mrs. Renate Ehlers, who made the type of collection in 1979. The plants on the pictures are representative, you will get a similar plant.

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Fine Hand-Knotted 7 feet 10 inch by 10 feet Rug

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Pinguicula Plant size About 1" in diameter Light Please use a soft light on this plant

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