Pinguicula ibarrae {Tlanchinol, Mex} The Rug Decor

Pinguicula ibarrae {Tlanchinol, Mex} The Rug DecorPinguicula ibarrae {Tlanchinol, Mex} is a perennial homophyllous species that produces winter rosettes of smaller carnivorous leaves. Pinguicula ibarrae is dedicated to Seor Adolfo Ibarra Vazquez, who was the first to collect and cultivate this soecies. P. ibarrae was discovered in the vicinity of Tlachinol, Hidalgo, Mxico, during explorations of the Sierra Madre Oriental. Carnivorous Plant Butterworts The plants on the pictures are representative,

Even though the Dionaea muscipula ‘Werewolf’ has no ‘trigger’-hairs in its traps and therefore cannot be closed

Bring home the beauty of citrus season all year long with this stunning faux tangerine tree—no green thumb required

This set of two lanterns blends rustic wood accents with sleek metal frames

this contemporary jack sculpture is a sculptural surprise

Have you ever wondered if your houseplants are silently judging you

Enjoy the luxurious feel of this durable and stylish wool rug

or dining space

Light Full sun Potting medium Peat & perlite or pure peat Feeding Fish food or bugs every 3-4 weeks Water Use the tray method (Low mineral water

cozy corner

Measuring approximately 50–51” x 84” (up to 87” with fringe)

a workspace

since these plants are seed grown