Pinguicula primuliflora

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$10
Median asking price
$10–$15
Middle half of prices
5
Listings seen
2
In stock now
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Median time to sell (0 timed)

How rare is it?

Common in trade (early)

For collectors: Common in trade. 5 listings at 5 shops in 12 days; 2 in stock now. Early estimate: under a month of history.

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Price history

$0$8$15Oct 20Oct 302026-10-20 $10 sold2026-10-29 $102026-10-30 $15
listed or restocked   sold out (price it sold at)

By shop

Asking prices, and what sold
ShopListingsIn stockSoldSold medianAsking medianLowHigh
Predatory Plants1$9$9$9
California Carnivores11$10$10$10
Carnivero1$10$10$10
Kiki's Octopus Garden11$15$15$15
Jeremiah's Plants1$50$50$50
What the nurseries call it: Mexican (Jeremiah's Plants); Temperate (cold) (Carnivero); Warm-temperate (SE US) (California Carnivores)

Growing conditions

Warm-temperate (SE US) butterworts (e.g. P. primuliflora, P. planifolia, P. lutea)
20°F30°F40°F50°F60°F70°F80°F90°F100°FDayDay: 70–90°FNightNight: 50–70°Fnever below 25°F
by day   by night   a typical home   the coldest it takes · for Warm-temperate (SE US) butterworts (e.g. P. primuliflora, P. planifolia, P. lutea)
Houseplant with some help Fine indoors if you can meet one or two extra needs.
  • bright light, kept wet
  • protect from hard frost
Day70–90°F (21–32°C)
Night50–70°F (10–21°C)
Never below25°F (-4°C)
Humidity50–80%
LightBright light / partial sun
WaterMineral-free only (rain, distilled, RO; TDS under ~100 ppm, ideally much lower); wet, tray method (P. primuliflora tolerates very wet conditions)
MediaPeat-based acidic mix (peat/sand or sphagnum)
Dormancynone (same leaves all year); protect from hard frost
ICPS: they keep the same leaves year-round and need winter protection outside their native range; P. lusitanica and P. pumila are the easiest. Numeric ranges were not verified this session.