Here is a large, red form of Pinguicula emarginata. It has been a constant flowerer for me and the growth is extremely rapid. It is also a fast multiplier. I started with just a few tiny plantlets last autumn, and they have already turned into this:
Following is a close-up of one of the flowers. I love the shape of the flowers on this one!
Although it has not yet bloomed for me, I can't help but loving the wonderful leaves of Pinguicula colimensis. They have extremely long (for a ping) stalked glands that make it look almost Drosera-like in some way. The leaves remain this wonderful yellow-green color regardless of light intensity (much like P. gigantea ).
Here is another view of the same plant, providing another glimpse of the stalked glands:
Following is a close-up of one of the flowers. I love the shape of the flowers on this one!
Although it has not yet bloomed for me, I can't help but loving the wonderful leaves of Pinguicula colimensis. They have extremely long (for a ping) stalked glands that make it look almost Drosera-like in some way. The leaves remain this wonderful yellow-green color regardless of light intensity (much like P. gigantea ).
Here is another view of the same plant, providing another glimpse of the stalked glands:
