Guatemala Butterwort Size:Small Its thick and succulent leaves

Its thick and succulent leaves have a rounded spoon-like shape

to survive the cold

His discoveries also include the sink holes of Cerro Sarisariñama and the world’s largest known quartzite cave

Designed to hold in heat and allow irrigation and rain to pass through

Investigations are linked to the National Science Content Standards and consistent with State and Local Learning Outcomes

Guatemala Butterwort Size:Small Its thick and succulent leavesEase to Grow: Moderate to Challenging Dormancy: No Native Range: Highlands of Guatemala Zones: 10 11 (8 12) The Guatemala Butterwort, Pinguicula guatemala, is an easy to grow, tropical butterwort that develops a reddish cast in full sun. It has broadly flattened, pale green, leaves with slightly curled edges. Its large sticky leaves can form rosettes about 3+" across. It has a wide range of tolerance, but prefers damp, loose, peaty soils, and open