Pinguicula jaumavensis (butterwort)

CARNIVOROUS. Water with pure water (reverse osmosis or distilled water).

Pinguicula jaumavensis is a tiny, miniature Mexican butterwort native to limestone cliffs in Jaumave, Tamaulipas, Mexico that forms neat rosettes of bright lime-green or pale leaves that can develop a pink or purplish blush under bright light. The leaves are covered in sticky glands to trap tiny insects like fungus gnats. It forms “drool edges” during the active season so moisture and prey do not slide off.