Pinguicula caerulea

[SubRosa]

Another warm temperate species from the SE US. This one likes the more typical CP conditions of being constantly moist, but not swamped:

 

[DragonsEye]

Very nice.

 

[bluemax]

With the exception of P. planifolia, I haven't been very successful with SE US species. But I am tempted to try again. Nice photos.

 

[Rocketgirl]

Trying one more time a caerulea, since I lost one two years ago. I just bought 2.
Still dealing with a lutea, to keeping it alive. Dry/crispy leaves tips.
My primuliflora is full of plantlets, zero flowers. The half of size than originally came.
Planifolia didn't like to stay inside a tank during my vacation. It was happy in a window sill. Now, the leaves are smaller and smaller and like crispy. So, I bought 1 new one today!.

 

[SubRosa]

Trying one more time a caerulea, since I lost one two years ago. I just bought 2.
Still dealing with a lutea, to keeping it alive. Dry/crispy leaves tips.
My primuliflora is full of plantlets, zero flowers. The half of size than originally came.
Planifolia didn't like to stay inside a tank during my vacation. It was happy in a window sill. Now, the leaves are smaller and smaller and like crispy. So, I bought 1 new one today!.

I need to try lutea again. I got some along with the caerulea, but lost them.

 

[Rocketgirl]

I need to try lutea again. I got some along with the caerulea, but lost them.

Here is mine. Shrinking and shrinking. Maybe is too wet?.