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They are soft stemmed plants without spines spreading out from a central point
It has multiple nodes and could be a great "mother plant" if you were looking to propagate this plant
its juvenile form creeps along the jungle floor and has small 2-4” round leaves
numerous aerial roots will form which gives the plants a beautiful look
pour from the top until the water drips out of the bottom
Pinguicula cyclosecta Size:Flowering Size They are soft stemmed plantsKeep in tray of water about 1 inch deep at all times, unless in winter succulent phase, in which case water less. Put under grow lights or on a sunny windowsill. Do not fertilize. Pinguicula cyclosecta is considered a Mexican ping, which means that in the winter it may transition into its "succulent form" a drought tolerant rosette of harmless dry leaves, inconspicuous and plain. But don't despair during this stage most tropical pings will also send
