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looking a little closer at the first photo in fact the base of the rosette only represents one plant, but nevertheless subsequently it is split in two. may be a genetic problem, or a substrate that has been boosted for my part I would leave it like that and at the moment of dormancy, I would see...

I don't believe in the notion of 'giant' for this plant for me it's definitely an esseriana, but you have 2.(look there are 2 hearts) maybe you should separate them.

I don't think it's too serious.try to reduce watering, keep their substrate just moist.try taking leaf cuttings, just in case. here in FRANCE mine are dry in a room at just 10-12°C with good light but no direct sun, mid May I would take them outside in the shade with watering every 15 days

what kind of species is it? may be a substrate that is too acidic and overwatered. what are your growing conditions? note that even at the moment down in Mexico it is the dry season, the time when the plants are dormant

continuation on the subject with magnificent photos of RONG LI which allowed me to do it many other photos on my website http://fern72.free.fr/siteweb/donnees-monographie/gongshanensis.html jeff

new ping similar a bit to P.alpina native from YUNNAN (CHINA) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/376803149_A_New_Species_of_Pinguicula_Lentibulariaceae_from_Western_Yunnan_China

https://phytokeys.pensoft.net/article/98139/element/4/426//

In fact blond peat and just a surface of sphagnum moss ;)

a myrmecophilous plant from Australia (southern Queensland) jeff

my culture room for my heliamphora