Pinguicula Razzberry Blonde Carnivorous Plant

Pinguicula ‘Razzberry Blonde’ is a beautiful cultivar created and registered by Mark Rubnitz. It appears to be a cross between (P. gigantea x P. emarginata) x P. agnata, and it features a distinctive bloom with a light creamy yellow center and a bright raspberry red center. Leaves can range from pale pink to deep mauve with beige-green undertones under strong light, and some plants stay greener but redden when exposed to intense light. The plant is shipped bare root in a plastic container.

Shipped on Mondays and Wednesdays to avoid weekend delays, the plants range from small about 0.5″ in diameter, to medium about 1″, and large about 2″ in diameter. They have been grown under LED lights with daytime temperatures around 7580F and nighttime temperatures around 5570F. A heating pack is strongly recommended during winter; one pack per order helps protect plants in transit. Mature size is about 22.5″ depending on care, and dormancy is none, though the plant may enter a succulent-like state in winter depending on temperatures.

Product summary:

• Cross: appears to be (P. gigantea x P. emarginata) x P. agnata.
• Flower: light creamy yellow petals with a bright raspberry red center.
• Leaf color: ranges from pale pink to deep mauve with beige-green undertones under intense light.
• Green forms: some plants greener but redden pinkish/reddish under intense light.
• Shipping: shipped bare root in a plastic container; ships Monday and Wednesday.
• Plant sizes: small about 0.5″, medium about 1″, large about 2″ in diameter.
• Growth conditions: grown under LED lights; daytime 7580F; nighttime 5570F.
• Light and medium: sunny windowsill, T5, or LED lights; Mexican Pinguicula mix.
• Care: keep soil moist; feed every 34 weeks with fish food or bugs; humidity 5080%; temperature 5585F.