Pinguicula weser Size:10-20cm Rich-green leaves emerge in spring

Rich-green leaves emerge in spring

Early fruiting varieties do not store well and should be eaten straight away however late-fruiting apples may be stored to eat during the Winter months

the premier choice for horse paddock gateways and grazing areas in the UK

High quality proteins and a strong source of Vitamin C guarentees proper nutrition

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Pinguicula weser Size:10-20cm Rich-green leaves emerge in springBetter known as Mexican Butterwort, Pinguicula Weser is a striking carnivorous houseplant, admired for its rosette of soft, lime green leaves that glisten with sticky secretions. These leaves act as natural traps, catching flies and other small insects, making it both decorative and practical. During the growing season, this Butterwort produces delicate pink flowers, adding vibrant colour and charm to its unusual display. Caring for Pinguicula Weser