Pingu ID

[takitza]

Hey, i just got a pinguicula today, and i would like to know what kind of pingu it is. Can you guys help me pretty please?


Thanks!

[jimmy0123]

I think is P. 'Tina'...

[takitza]

Thanks mate! yea, it looks like one of those.

[jeff]

can we see the coroll throat , please ?

jeff

[takitza]

sadly the flower just got blew off by a strong wind while i was in town... but another one will bloom in a week or so, and hopefully ill be able to take a picture. a quick question: do you think that for this pingu and for a drosera 5-6 hours of direct sun/day and around 70% on the rest of the day is enough?
Thanks in advance!

[jeff]

OK

you can always let the sundew in the sun this is not a problem for them.


Pinguicula like the ecologies of shade or half shade, morning sun does not bother them.

As a rule, broad-leaved species are less tolerant to the sun than those with narrow leaves, besides the red or pink leaves is a good indicator (reaction of carotene and antocyans from the plant cell to the UV) (except those that these colors are perennial).

the leaves can take a transparent color then we are
on cooked leaves (here in europe a very very bad reaction to the sun or a frost, in these 2 case the plant cell are exploded)

[takitza]

thanks a lot mate! they are doing fine for the moment so let's hope for best for my first glue plants :D

[takitza]

I promised you a picture with my ping's flower




And it's starting to look better and better in my oppinion

[jeff]

in your first picture , it is not a ping's flower.

but in the second I wait for the flower open.

jeff

[takitza]

yes ops, is from my D. Aliciae :D will post the flower from pingu aswell later in the evening