Pinguicula cv. Marciano

[jeff]

in fact the name cultivar = cultivated variety

here the international nomenclature code for cultivated plants in French sorry

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_international_pour_la_nomenclature_des_plantes_cultiv%C3%A9es

jeff

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

Of course, it's better in the French, but for the uncultured.

 

[jeff]

great but that's a lot of pages to read.
there is also the google translate method

Code international pour la nomenclature des plantes cultivées — Wikipédia

fr-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog

 

[Muckydoo]

Repotting a P. "Marciano"

It had a big old growth point buried in the soil. I guess it's been in there for a few years.

 

[coconut]

Repotting a P. "Marciano"

It had a big old growth point buried in the soil. I guess it's been in there for a few years.

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Mine is in the same state for weeks, even month... Do you continue to water them as usual or less water ?

 

[Muckydoo]

Same as all the others. It's in a tray with a bunch of other ones that are all in carnivorous growth so it gets water too.

 

[Muckydoo]

And the 5 from the post above from early July. Just starting to change.

 

[Smilodonichthys]

Mine are just starting to open up too! I finally get to see them look almost as nice as the plants you have posted here Muckydoo. I was starting to give up hope. They still look a little confused . I'm pretty sure these are originally from you.

 

[Muckydoo]

And mine originally came from @WillyCKH back in 2019!

 

[H2O]

I love this plant but it does have a weird tendency to go in and out of dormancy at seemingly random times. Luckily is doesn’t seem to sensitive to moisture during its succulent phase.

 

[Muckydoo]

Cabbage mode activated for this one.

But still looked amazing over in this pot!

 

[stevebradford]

 

[Muckydoo]

These grow about 6 feet apart, but are in completely different phases.

And this one is recovering from those damn mites... They seem to be gone, so a big shout out to Willys mite spray, and the predatory mites that I picked up to combat them! It was just the one tray that had them and I picked up 20 packages of the mites so power in numbers lol.

 

[MJP]

Wow they look so cool! I've never seen rosettes growing like that.