Pinguicula martinezii – Rare Carnivorous Butterwort | Queretaro Mexico Native Live Plant

Pinguicula martinezii is a perennial homophyllous butterwort named in honor of Professor Maximo Martinez (1888–1964) for his contributions to the study of Mexican flora. This rare species was first discovered on the plains of Chiquito during botanical explorations of the Sierra Madre Oriental in Queretaro, México. 

As a carnivorous plant, Pinguicula martinezii uses its glandular leaves to attract and digest small insects, gaining essential nutrients to thrive in its native environment. Its botanical history and unique adaptation make it a highly sought-after species among collectors. 

A rare and meaningful addition to any carnivorous plant collection, perfect for enthusiasts who value both beauty and heritage.