Pinguicula gracilis - Mexican Butterwort Sansevieria In its natural habitat it

In its natural habitat it is semi-epiphytic so it definitely requires very porous

Plants are carefully packed with newspaper and secured into an oversized courier box for safe sending

One of the most beautiful palms in the world

Soil: Use a well-draining potting mix to avoid root rot

While Miho and Okitsu have taken the commercial spotlight more recently

Pinguicula gracilis - Mexican Butterwort Sansevieria In its natural habitat itPinguicula gracilis, a small Mexican Butterwort native to Nuevo Len, was initially collected in 1980 and formally described by Sergio Zamudio in 1988. It features white flowers with a prominent lower lobe that bears a distinctive greenish yellow spot. Skill Level: Easy. Light: Min 1 hour direct sun, max all day. Water: Fill tray, keep in water at all times. Dormancy: Succulent phase with smaller leaves in winter, reduce watering by half allowing tray