Carnivorous Butterwort Pinguicula Tina

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Care Guide – Keep Your Butterwort Thriving

• Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light and can tolerate some direct sun. A sunny windowsill is ideal.
• Watering: Keep the soil consistently damp, using distilled or rainwater only—tap water can be harmful.
• Humidity: Prefers moderate to high humidity; ideal for terrariums or humid environments.
• Soil & Repotting: Requires a nutrient-free carnivorous plant mix—regular potting soil is unsuitable.
• Growth Habit: Produces delicate purple flowers in the right conditions.
• Pet Friendly? Yes! This plant is non-toxic to pets.

Please Note

Each plant is unique, and natural variations may occur. Some minor cosmetic imperfections on the leaves are normal and do not affect its ability to trap insects.

Why Choose Carnivorous Butterwort Pinguicula Tina?

✔ Natural fungus gnat solution – Say goodbye to indoor pests naturally!
✔ Easy-care carnivorous plant – Perfect for beginners and collectors.
✔ Compact & eye-catching – Great for windowsills, desks, and terrariums.

All plants purchased from Highland Moss are carefully selected and packed with eco-friendly materials. Each plant comes with a beautifully illustrated care guide for easy reference. You’ll also find a scannable QR code for quick access to additional plant care details, and our Moss Bot is available on the website for 24/7 plant care support.

🪴 Order your Carnivorous Butterwort Pinguicula Tina today and enjoy a natural, pest-fighting houseplant!

Important

It’s important to note that when caring for your Butterworth plant, you should only use distilled or rainwater if your tap water is full of chemicals. This is because the plant is sensitive to chemicals and minerals, which can harm its delicate root system.

Please not add any plant food or fertilizers to your Pinguicula. The plant is adapted to nutrient-poor environments, and adding plant food can actually harm the plant. Instead, let your Pinguicula catch its own food by trapping insects with its sticky leaves or take energy from the sun like other plants.

When repotting your Pinguicula, it’s important not to use regular plant soil as it may be too rich for the plant. Instead, use a special carnivorous plant soil mix that is free of nutrients and provides the proper drainage the Pinguicula needs.

As your Pinguicula grows, you may notice that the bottom leaves turn brown and die. This is a natural part of the plant’s life cycle, and you shouldn’t worry about it. Simply remove the dead leaves to keep your plant looking healthy and happy.