Pinguicula gigantea is known for broad carnivorous leaves with sticky glands on both surfaces. Given space and suitable care, it can become one of the larger Mexican butterworts. Choose a small potted plant or a small unpotted plant.

Care

• Light: Bright indirect light or filtered sun.
• Water: Keep lightly moist during active growth and reduce water when a tighter succulent rosette forms.
• Soil: Use an airy, mineral-rich Mexican butterwort mix.
• Humidity: Moderate humidity with gentle air movement.
• Temperature: Best at about 60–85°F.
• Dormancy: Does not need cold dormancy, but seasonal growth form may change.

Please note: Plants are living products, so color, leaf count, and exact form will vary with season and growing conditions.