Pinguicula x “Walla Walla” BARE ROOT

Pinguicula x “Walla Walla” BARE ROOTPinguicula x Walla Walla is a new introduction for 2026! Damon loves crossing Pinguicula colimensis because of its huge flowers in relatively short scapes. And we were not disappointed with this one! The flowers are surprisingly large for such a cute little onion of a rosette! This is the very first flower weve seen so the juries still out if they remain quite so short, but we really hope it does! The flowers are full with big, wide petals and a

right in the sweet spot to ensure you don't accidentally overfill it and then curse yourself as you carry it on your adventures

these plants die back to a dormant winter bud

there can be no visible growth above ground

You won’t want to miss out on this fantastic plant

Pellets can burn the sides of the pitchers where they come to rest

When your plant is experiencing rain in winter

place the plants in a resealable bag

It’s well known for making large pitchers fast

preferably some natural light from the sun as well

Growth Habit: This is a thread-leaf sundew with long

DEPENDING ON THE CONDITIONS

keep nurturing it