Pinguicula Seeds – Cyclosecta

Cyclosecta Pinguicula Seeds – Flower Plant

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Cyclosecta Pinguicula Seeds

Grow the fascinating Pinguicula cyclosecta from premium-quality seeds. This compact carnivorous butterwort forms beautiful violet-tinted rosettes with sticky leaves that naturally trap tiny insects, making it an exceptional choice for terrariums, windowsills, carnivorous plant collections, and indoor displays.

Carnivorous Plant Compact Rosette Terrarium Favorite Collector's Plant

Key Features

Unique Carnivorous Leaves

Produces sticky, glandular foliage that naturally captures tiny insects while adding distinctive beauty to plant collections.

Colorful Rosettes

Forms compact rosettes with attractive green to lavender-purple foliage, especially under bright growing conditions.

Perfect for Terrariums

Its small size makes it ideal for terrariums, miniature gardens, windowsills, and specialty carnivorous plant displays.

Delicate Blooms

Produces charming violet flowers that rise above the foliage, adding seasonal ornamental interest.

Growing Highlights

USDA Zones 9–11
Sunlight Bright Indirect Light
Watering Keep Evenly Moist
Plant Height 2–4 in
Growth Habit Compact Rosette
Germination 3–8 Weeks

Specifications

Scientific Name Pinguicula cyclosecta
Common Name (US) Cyclosecta Butterwort
Seed Type Carnivorous Plant Seed
Plant Type Perennial Carnivorous Plant
USDA Zones 9–11
Planting Season Spring
Bloom Season Spring to Early Summer
Sowing Depth Surface Sow (Do Not Cover)
Germination 3–8 Weeks at 68–77°F (20–25°C)
Sunlight Bright Indirect Light
Soil Carnivorous Plant Mix (Peat Moss with Perlite or Silica Sand)
Watering Keep Moist Using Distilled, Rain, or Reverse Osmosis Water
Mature Height 2–4 inches
Plant Spacing 4–6 inches

Growing Guide

Step 1: Surface sow seeds on moist carnivorous plant growing media without covering them, as they require light for germination.
Step 2: Maintain high humidity, bright indirect light, and consistently moist media using only mineral-free water.
Step 3: Provide gentle air circulation and avoid fertilizers, as the plant obtains nutrients naturally from trapped insects.
Step 4: Transplant carefully once seedlings are established and continue growing in bright, humid conditions with excellent drainage.

Cyclosecta Pinguicula Seeds

A beautiful miniature carnivorous plant featuring colorful rosettes, sticky insect-catching leaves, and delicate violet flowers, making it an outstanding addition to terrariums, windowsills, and specialized carnivorous plant collections.