Carnivorous Butterwort Pinguicula Anna – Fungus Gnat Solution
A unique carnivorous plant that naturally controls pests!
Carnivorous Butterwort Pinguicula Anna is an excellent fungus gnat solution for your home or terrarium. This fascinating plant features sticky, glistening leaves that attract and trap small insects, digesting them for nutrients. Not only is this a natural way to manage indoor pests, but its compact size and delicate appearance make it a striking addition to any plant collection.
6 reviews for Carnivorous Butterwort Pinguicula Anna
4.5
Based on 6 reviews
5 star
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4 star
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3 star
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Alastair
Unsure if this plant is healthy? You take great care in protecting plants with packaging and I take equally great care in removing the packaging. While doing this the plant lifted out of the pot and there did not appear to be any roots showing – is it normally shallow rooted? It also appears in to be turning yellow.
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Alastair
Unsure if this plant is healthy? You take great care in protecting plants with packaging and I take equally great care in removing the packaging. While doing this the plant lifted out of the pot and there did not appear to be any roots showing – is it normally shallow rooted? It also appears in to be turning yellow.
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1-5 of 6 reviews
Colin
Verified owner
Healthy looking plant
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Elizabeth M. Dickinson
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Patricia Collins
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Sean Davy
Verified owner
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Alastair
Verified owner
Unsure if this plant is healthy? You take great care in protecting plants with packaging and I take equally great care in removing the packaging. While doing this the plant lifted out of the pot and there did not appear to be any roots showing – is it normally shallow rooted? It also appears in to be turning yellow.
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Craig
Store manager
Thank you for so lovely review!
I wanted to explain the rooting system of carnivorous plants, especially pingu or drosera have very shallow roots and that is totally natural. Those plants grow in low nutrient environments and take most of energy from photosynthesis and absorbing bugs so don’t need extended roots system.
Pale colour of leaves is caused my semi-dormancy during winter when plants loosing slightly color and growing slower. That is this the reason why the plant was on sale, I did explain this in the listing but it’s easy to skip the part:
„ Our plants are currently on sale during their natural dormancy period. Although they are undergoing seasonal changes in appearance, they remain healthy and grow well. To see their current state, please refer to the last picture as an example. It’s important to note that these plants, due to their unique seasonal appearance, are not eligible for return or refund.”
I hope it will explain why pingu has pale leaves and short roots. Please let me know if it helps, and if you have any other questions please let us know!
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Carnivorous Butterwort Pinguicula Anna
Healthy looking plant
Unsure if this plant is healthy? You take great care in protecting plants with packaging and I take equally great care in removing the packaging. While doing this the plant lifted out of the pot and there did not appear to be any roots showing – is it normally shallow rooted? It also appears in to be turning yellow.
Thank you for so lovely review!
I wanted to explain the rooting system of carnivorous plants, especially pingu or drosera have very shallow roots and that is totally natural. Those plants grow in low nutrient environments and take most of energy from photosynthesis and absorbing bugs so don’t need extended roots system.
Pale colour of leaves is caused my semi-dormancy during winter when plants loosing slightly color and growing slower. That is this the reason why the plant was on sale, I did explain this in the listing but it’s easy to skip the part:
„ Our plants are currently on sale during their natural dormancy period. Although they are undergoing seasonal changes in appearance, they remain healthy and grow well. To see their current state, please refer to the last picture as an example. It’s important to note that these plants, due to their unique seasonal appearance, are not eligible for return or refund.”
I hope it will explain why pingu has pale leaves and short roots. Please let me know if it helps, and if you have any other questions please let us know!