Butterwort "ping"

Currently measuring approximately 2.5–3 cm in diameter. While compact, this young plant is actively growing, with the potential to develop into a larger, mature specimen under proper care.

Butterworts are carnivorous plants known for their attractive rosettes of sticky leaves, which naturally trap and digest small insects such as fungus gnats and fruit flies. 

Care Requirements

• Light: Bright indirect light to several hours of direct morning or late afternoon sun.
• Water: Use distilled or well water. Keep the growing medium lightly moist, avoiding prolonged waterlogging.
• Humidity: Average household humidity is generally sufficient for most commonly cultivated species.
• Growing Medium: A well-draining, mineral-based carnivorous plant mix is recommended.
• Temperature: Thrives in typical indoor temperatures between 18–27°C (65–80°F).

Each plant is individually grown, so slight variations in size, shape, and coloration are natural.