Pinguicula acuminata
If there is a Pinguicula whose history is strange, it is Pinguicula acuminata without doubts. It was described by Bentham in 1839 being based on the winter r...
If there is a Pinguicula whose history is strange, it is Pinguicula acuminata without doubts. It was described by Bentham in 1839 being based on the winter r...
Pinguicula agnata x Pinguicula emarginata. One of this crossing in Japan is named Pinguicula x ‘sakurahime.’ From Naoki Tanabe (Japan)’s Pinguicula collection.
There are several forms of this Pinguicula in cultivation. The plants differ by the shape and coloration of the leaves and also by the shape and colour of th...
This species can be found in the western part of Cuba, in the same area as P. filifolia for example.
Pinguicula alpina is the only temperate Pinguicula that keeps his roots on the winter hibernacula. The size of the flower is rather constant but the yellow s...
This species can be found from Tierra del Fuego (south Argentina) to the island of Chiloe in Chile. According to Casper, the habitat can be either sphagnum b...
There are two plants labelled Pinguicula sp ‘Ayautla’ in collections worldwide. Don’t be affraid, the two plants can’t be mixed up. One plant was found by A....
This species can be found in moutains chains of Southeastern Europe. Albania, Macedonia and Bulgaria. Jurg Steiger and Jan Schlauer found in 1995, in the Var...
The plant was discovered in 1910 by Shafer and described 10 years later by Barnh and originated from the region of Moa-Baracoa.
Between the years 1966 and 2003, numerous expeditions from German and Cuban botanists in the eastern mountain ranges of Cuba have led to the collecting of fr...
There is a discussion for the status of P. bohemica as a true different species as the plant looks similar with P. vulgaris f. bicolor. Jurg Steiger wrote in...
Explorations in valleys in cloud forest in the border of Queretaro and San Luis Potosi states revealed a Pinguicula with a bilabiate corolla with long-infund...
From Columbia and Ecuador. Not listed as occurring in Peru by Casper. Listed by Taylor as known from Peru but no specimens seen at Kew.
The region of Moa-Baracoa, is the most important area for the vegetal endemism in Cuba, and probably in all the Caribbean area, with 967 taxa endemic, of whi...
Paul Temple, a VIP in carnivorous plants world had the chance to see P. casabitoana in nature. He reported a sad story about a terrible damage, the Republic ...
In the southern part of South America only two Pinguicula can be found. P. antarctica from the southern point of the Tierra del Fuego up to the 42° of latitu...
One of the most beautiful species within the genus Pinguicula was described in 1963 for the first time by the 2 American botanists McVaugh und Mickel. Even c...
Alfred Lau, the famous Botanist found this species around 1987 near the village of Santiago Nuyoo in Oaxaca. He sent seeds to various growers in Europe and t...
Six millions years ago the Mediterranean Sea was more or less dry, i.e. the Corsica island was not disconnected from the continent by the Atlantic waters ent...
The type comes from Hidalgo, municipality of El Chico, Las Ventanas, at an altitude of 3000m. There are numerous locations mentioned in the publication. Cerr...
Mr. Ed Greenwood is a well known botanist in the Oaxaca area. I had the pleasure to discuss with him a few times by phone and through letters. He now lives...
Pinguicula crystallina subsp. hirtiflora can be found on various habitats. Close to the holotype’s site it grows on soggy vertical limestone in full sun jus...
According to IPSG, Newsletter, the habitat “is a north facing, vertical limestone wall rising above Abies/oak woodland. The air is cool and windy. The rosett...
Pinguicula debbertiana comes from Mexico, state of San Luis Potosi, Huizache crossing. No more data. There are many towns with the name Huizache in San Luis ...
From Central to east Spain, from Puertos de Tortosa (Tarragona) and Beceite (Teruel) until Sierra de Tejeda (Granada) according to publication.
Some seeds labelled Pinguicula moranensis type ‘Tehuacan’ were mentioned in Harald Weiner’s seeds list in 1987. It is possible that the plants comes from th...
Small rosetted plant looking like a small Pinguicula elhersiae. The colour of the flower is unique according to Laurent Legendre it is shine blood red ! I ha...
The type specimen of this species was collected near Guadalcazar in the Mexican state of San Luis Potosi by Mrs Renate Ehlers in 1979. The plant was introduc...
P. elizabethiae was discovered in 1990 during the investigations on the ecological impact of the future building of the Zimapan dam on the Moctezuma canyon. ...
Even if this species have been introduced recently in culture in Europe in in-vitro conditions and then can be found in very few cp nurseries, long-term grow...
You can find Pinguicula emarginata in the state of Puebla, in Mexico, in Cascade Oligui, between Teziutlan and Tlapacoyan, on river banks, in the cloud fores...
Pinguicula esseriana comes from Mexico, state of San Luis Potosi, in a high-tray near El Huizache.
P. filifolia is a tropical homophyllous species, growing in an habitat which is called “sabanas arenosas” (white sand savannah) in the western part of Cuba. ...
The species was discovered in Italy, in the Majella mountains and described in 1987. There was a controversy on the fact that these plants were a new species...
The plant looks closely related to Pinguicula gigantea. In “Welcome to the wonderful world of the Mexican Pinguicula” by N. INAHO, this plant is mentioned to...
This plant was found by the famous botanist Alfred Lau. The story of the discovery was published in IPSG, Newsletter N°3, May / June 1993 under the title “ T...
This species was mistaken in the past for Pinguicula pumila from USA until Dr Sergio Zamudio, the well known Mexican botanist, studied it and gave a true spe...
in 1999, I found in Allen Lowrie’s carnivorous plants seeds catalogue, some seeds labelled Pinguicula sp. Cantina dels Raconis, Andorra. I bought some seeds ...
During the summers of 1989, 1990 and 1991 in one of the Burren populations, white flowered plants were seen and photographed. The flowers were enterely white...
This forma can be found growing among normal Pinguicula grandiflora populations in the Jura mountains. Jurg Steiger mentions that this pale form is likely to...
This endemic species has all the characteristics of Pinguicula grandiflora. But the spur and the flowers are smaller, the spur is also purple. The colour of ...
Mr. Greenwood herborized, preserved in (en toutes lettres) ( FAA), and took photographs and notes on all the Pinguicula that he found. These specimens were ...
Collected on wet gypsum rocks. It is a typical lythophyte and it grows in shaded situation. The plant grows in the company of Cactaceae, Agave stricta, Selag...
Pinguicula hemiepiphytica comes from Mexico, state of Oaxaca, at 58 km north of Ixtlan, along the road above Valle Nacional, on steep mossy banks, under bosq...
Pinguicula heterophylla shows a close similarity with Pinguicula medusina with which it shares many common features. It is now clear that there are differen...
Thus, in Pinguicula ‘Mitla’, the purplish to carmine pink (corolla) lobes are so narrow as to give a spidery appearance. They are rather less so in Pinguicul...
This species have been found and grown by a Mexican carnivorous plants grower, Sr. Adolfo Ibarra Vasquez. He is, above all, a restless Pinguicula hybridizer....
The discovery of a new species can be sometimes due to the chance. In January 1990, one of the authors (A. Lux), found a new species of Pinguicula in flowers...
In wet mosses, at altitudes of 2700m to 3400m. You can also read the postcard N°8 from Fernando Rivadavia in Perou.
Pinguicula ionantha grow near the Gulf coast in the Florida panhandle between Tallahassee and Panama City (Godfrey and Wooten 1981, Florida Natural Areas Inv...
It was in 1968/1969 that H. Lippold, herborizating in the area found a member of the Pinguicula family and mention it without more details. Later, in 1976, H...
According to the publication. In the vertical cracks of feldspath (alumino-silicate rock of sodium, potassium or calcium, that are constituent of igneous roc...
One of the plants collected and sold in the 80’s by the famous Harald Weiner as seeds. Lagunas de Montebello, is a national park (23 sq mi/60 sq km), in SE C...
From Mexico, Sierra Mixe, state of Oaxaca. According to Alfred Lau, it is near Ayutla, not far from the big fall along the road. Not far, the highest point i...
Pinguicula leptoceras can be found in the Alps of western Austria, northern and northwestern Italy, Switzerland and Southeastern France. P. leptoceras was al...
Pinguicula lignicola is an epiphyte plant, growing upon bushes on high humidity area. According to the collected specimen overhanging a stream. The specimen ...
Pinguicula lilacina, Pinguicula sharpii, Pinguicula takakii and are very similar, but can be distinguished by the leaves. Pinguicula takakii, (5 to 16 mm wid...
Pinguicula longifolia subsp. caussensis is an endemic to a small area in France called Les Causses. Althought growing in much milder climate its summer leave...
Pinguicula longifolia subsp. reichenbachiana can be found in the Roya valley and its neighboring gorges at altitudes from 500 to 600 m. Past authors mentione...
Pinguicula longifolia subsp. longifolia is a subalpine endemic to a small area in the central Pyrenees. The flowers show some characteristics of Pinguicula g...
Pinguicula lusitanica is a species restricted to coastal areas from the Mediterranean coast of north-western Africa along the Atlantic coast of Spain and Fra...
Pinguicula lutea lives in the south-east USA and can be found in Florida, along the Gulf Coastal plain from north to southeast North Carolina to the eastern ...
This subspecies is restricted to the California-Oregon border.
The long term cultivation of temperate Pinguicula is difficult. If the summer growing conditions are not optimal, the plants will form very weak hibernacula ...
Pinguicula macrophylla can be found in different localities in Mexico. Between Guanajuato and Santa Rosa near San Luis Potosi, in Pico El Agujon, in Puerto d...
This plant grows in Mexico and can be found on gypsum hills at Laguna Encantata, at about 3km north from Santiago Juxtlahuaca in the state of Oaxaca. This pl...
This species was mistaken in the past for Pinguicula moranensis HBK until Dr Sergio Zamudio, the well known Mexican botanist, studied it and gave a true spec...
According to the publication, the plants grow in tropical caducifolia forest, on rocky slopes shaded and wet in the border of the rio at an altitude of 1250 ...
P. moctezumae was discovered in 1994 during the investigations on the ecological impact of the future building of the Zimapan dam on the Moctezuma canyon. Fo...
I was quite surprised to find a white coloured flower of Pinguicula moranensis. Is it a seedling from normal plants from San Cristobal de Las Casas that gave...
The plants have been collected in Mexico by A. Lux (the describer of P. immaculata) about more than 10 years ago (before 1994 ?) and were grown in culture by...
El Chico National Park is located on the eastern side of the Sierra de Pachuca mountains and ranges in altitude from 2,320 meters to a height of 3,090 meters...
The plant was collected in Mexico by Omer de Malzinne and brought back to Edouard Morren for description. I found this plant in J.J. LABAT collection (manage...
It was in mid March 1987 when I was in Mexico looking for cacti and other succulents. The weather was already very hot, I would think over 30 degrees. I was ...
The vegetation around the lagunas is composed by pines, oaks and Abies. The plants may be found as usual on a hill side, somewhere around the laguna and in t...
From Molango (state of Hidalgo)? My plant was obtained from the collection of Loyd Wix (GB).
From Morelia, capital of the state of Michoacan ? or from Morelia in Chiapas ?. I have no answer up to now.
One day, just before my departure, I was returning from the town of Orizaba to my Hotel in Tehuacan by bus. The road winds through the famous saddle Puerto d...
Pinguicula moranensis H.B.K. is one of the most widespread species in its genus all over central America but this is also the most taxonomic confusing specie...
This plant can be found under the ambiguous names of Pinguicula sp. Pachuca, Pinguicula moranensis ‘Pachuca’ and under a mislabelled name Pinguicula moranens...
I found in ICPS’s forum a message about the origin of Pinguicula sp. Pico de Orizaba, on 28 Nov 1997 by Andre Cleghorn. November 2002, after many hours on Ne...
This plant is labelled “Rio Grijalva”. As the Rio Grijalva runs into the Canyon of Sumidero (Canon del Sumidero) in Oaxaca and as plants labelled Sumidero 1 ...
According to “Welcome to the wonderful world of the Mexican Pinguicula” by N. INAHO, the plant was introduced in Japan form Stan Lampard (GB). According to t...
From Sierra de Xichu, Guanajuato, Mexico. Not yet published - can be found under the name Pinguicula sp. Xichu, Pinguicula moranensis ‘Xichu’…
Zacapoaxtla is located in the nororiente mountain range and is rounded by majestic mountains, among others, the extinguished volcano of the Apaxtepec and tho...
This ‘species’ is something in between P. longifolia and P. vallisneriifolia. Geographically and climatically the evolution of sort of a transition stage bet...
Pinguicula nevadensis is exposed to very intensive sun radiation in habitat but its leaves remains only slighty reddish colored. The plants can be found near...
This species was mentioned by Dr Alfred Lau, in Bonn, Germany, in 1998, during the 2nd conferency of ICPS. He thought of another population of P. immaculata...
The type specimen comes from Sierra de San Esteban, near Guadalajara in Jalisco state in Mexico. According to the publication, Pinguicula parvifolia can be f...
Pinguicula planifolia can be found in very wet habitat. Seep slope, bog, dome swamp, ditches of the coastal plain, growing among grasses. This species have l...
On steeps rocks in Val d’Arzino north of San Francesco, along the wet uphill border of the road. The majority of these sites are likely to have been created ...
From Mexico, state of San Luis Potosi, at 48 km East of the town of San Luis Potosi, in the direction of Rio Verde. P. potosiensis site is located near Aguac...
Pinguicula primuliflora can be found in very wet habitats along streams, small ponds…but also in drier habitat often flooded. These plants are then, smaller.
Pinguicula pumila occurs in various habitats. Savannas with sand or with peaty-sand, in the edge of sandy hammocks among grasses. P. pumila grow in more sand...
Morphologically I cannot distinguish the flowers of P. ramosa and P. variegata. Also the stalks, winter buds and seeds capsules are almost identical. The onl...
Unfortunately, two similar clones can be found worldwide in culture. One is labelled as coming from Tonala, near Huajuapan de Leon in Oaxaca state (Oliver Gl...
From Mexico, state of Oaxaca, district of Juxtlahuaca, Sierra Madre del Sur, Presa Morelos / Rio Balsas (ca. 98°10’ / 17°20’, NW Putla de Guerrero).
This species was first mentioned in Harald Weiner’s seeds catalogue around 1980 under the name Pinguicula “species nova N°2”. The species was then officially...
As I was looking for the exact location of the Pinguicula from La Baladosa with its strange colours (see link), I found in a wet meadow, a place with Pinguic...
Pinguicula x ‘Seductora’ ( = Pinguicula laueana x Pinguicula emarginata) From Stan Lampard’s Pinguicula collection.
This species was found and collected in the winter 1972, in Chiapas Mexico, by the Dr. A.J. Sharp from the university of Tenessee, Knoxville. Althought Pingu...
This plant was discovered by the famous botanist Dr Alfred Lau in Mexico in 1972. It was in the Sierra Obscura, one of the most beautiful landscapes of all t...
I found this plant in J.J. LABAT collection (manager of the famous French Nursery “Nature et Paysage”). He told me that he started growing this plant with se...
Although it has been identified with P. oblongiloba (S. Zamudio), Hans Luhrs wrote that it differs from the latter by having much shorter, narrower, and deep...
These plants are labelled “Sumidero”. This is a well known tourists spot in Chiapas called in fact Sumidero Canyon (Canon del Sumidero in Mexican). It is a ...
Pinguicula takaki was discovered by the Biologist F. Takaki and is very similar with Pinguicula lilacina Schlecht. & Cham. and with Pinguicula sharpii Ca...
Pinguicula utricularioides, collected only once and described quite recently by ZAMUDIO & RZEDOWSKI, is rather certainly one of the most spectacular and ...
From Spain, Prov. de Jaen. This is a natural Parc made of many Sierra. The most important is the Sierra de Segura. The Sierra de Cazorla or de Las Villas are...
Pinguicula variegata can be found in alpine sphagnum bogs, tundras and on mossy slopes and wet rocks at altitudes from 1450 m to 2200 m. It grows from sea le...
This species can be found in (sub)artic area of north America and Eurasia (but not occuring in Greenland, Iceland and Spitzbergen).
There is a discussion for the status of P. bohemica as a true different species as the plant looks similar with P. vulgaris f. bicolor. Jurg Steiger wrote in...
I have no data but as Pinguicula zecheri is originated from Puerto del Gallo area, it is possible that this plant is Pinguicula zecheri. The answer, maybe wi...
Is P. zecheri a true species or not…? (By Fernando Rivadavia) Between ~2250-2400m we saw great populations of flowering P.zecheri – or maybe I should call th...