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Pinguicula Primulifolia large flower Fig plants can be container

Pinguicula Primulifolia large flower Fig plants can be containerPinguicula Primuliflora are a carnivorous plant that grows in a rosette shape with sticky leaves that catch the bugs. The pot has holes in bottom, we recommend placing pot in tray of water. Refill water once weekly or as the top of moss dries out until you find a new home like a terrarium aquarium works well or just something you can gather humidity in. We generally replant them into their new homes using peat. Pinguicula like bright indirect light

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Description

Fig plants can be container grown and maintained smaller with annual trimming

Their full grown size of 12-24” makes it perfect for a house or patio plant

Hoya Ligia (RHM 002) is a cross by Ric Moreir and named after his mother

Hoya Carnosa Chelsea

Leaves will sun stress nicely with reddish bronze colors

Pinguicula Primulifolia large flower Fig plants can be containerPinguicula Primuliflora are a carnivorous plant that grows in a rosette shape with sticky leaves that catch the bugs. The pot has holes in bottom, we recommend placing pot in tray of water. Refill water once weekly or as the top of moss dries out until you find a new home like a terrarium aquarium works well or just something you can gather humidity in. We generally replant them into their new homes using peat. Pinguicula like bright indirect light

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