Pinguicula 'Leilani' is a captivating hybrid between P. laueana and P. cyclosecta, known for its exceptional visual appeal. This butterwort showcases delicate lavender-toned leaves that intensify in color under bright light, reflecting the influence of P. cyclosecta's pigmentation.
Its saturated purple flowers, inherited from P. cyclosecta, add a bold contrast to the soft foliage, making it a standout in any collection. With its compact growth and vibrant coloration, 'Leilani' is a favorite among enthusiasts seeking elegance and intensity in a single plant.

Care Instructions:
Light: Bright, indirect sunlight or grow lights.
Water: Distilled, RO or rainwater only. Allow soil to dry between waterings
Environment: Use a well-draining soil mix composed of sand, pumice, and vermiculite or plant directly on rocks.

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Light: Indirect sunlight, T5, or LED lights
Potting medium: Mexican Pinguicula soil mix (also available in our store!)
Feeding/fertilization: Fish food or bugs every 3-4 weeks (not mandatory)
Water: Keep soil moist and allow to dry fully between waterings
Humidity: 50-80%
Temperature: 55-85°F
Mature plant size: ~2" (Depending on care and conditions)
Dormancy: Plant may go into a succulent state during Winter (depending on temperatures).Please note: Listed plant sizes refer to the plant’s active carnivorous/summer rosette size. Many Mexican Pinguicula naturally enter a smaller, more compact winter/succulent rosette phase. Plants shipped during this phase may appear smaller than the listed summer size, but this is normal seasonal growth and the plant will size up again as it transitions back into its carnivorous growth phase.