Pinguicula ‘Anna’

Pinguicula ‘Anna’ may appear innocent with its charming violet flowers, but don’t be fooled – it’s actually a carnivorous plant! This butterwort’s sticky, succulent pale green leaves are adept at attracting and trapping insects like fruit flies, gnats, and mosquitoes, making it a beneficial addition to any home. Known as Fatleaf, its leaves are covered in tiny, greasy hairs that ensnare insects. This warm-growing Mexican hybrid, Pinguicula ‘Anna,’ is incredibly easy to care for. It thrives indoors, requiring a minimum winter temperature of 6°C, and is particularly suited for terrarium cultivation. Additionally, it adds a delightful touch to west or east-facing windowsills with its lovely appearance