Pinguicula Aphrodite, often referred to as "Aphrodite Butterwort," is a captivating carnivorous plant cherished for its unique ability to thrive indoors while catching small insects with its sticky leaves. This hybrid species, created by crossing Pinguicula agnata and Pinguicula moctezumae, boasts rosettes of vibrant green leaves covered in a glistening mucilage that attracts, traps, and digests prey. Adding to its charm, the plant frequently blooms with delicate, orchid-like flowers in shades of lavender or pink, making it as ornamental as it is functional.

Interesting Facts about Pinguicula Aphrodite:

1. Natural Pest Control: Its sticky leaves are covered in a substance that not only traps but also digests small insects like gnats, making it a natural solution for pest control in your home.

2. Hybrid Origin: Pinguicula Aphrodite is a man-made hybrid, created to combine the best traits of its parent species, P. agnata (known for its resilience) and P. moctezumae (prized for its stunning blooms).

3. Year-Round Beauty: Unlike many carnivorous plants that go dormant, Pinguicula Aphrodite often maintains its leaves and flowers year-round in the right conditions, ensuring it remains an attractive centerpiece.
4. Dual-Phase Growth: This plant has two distinct growth phases: the carnivorous phase with sticky leaves during warmer months and a succulent phase in cooler months, where it focuses on storing energy.

5. Minimal Watering Needs: It prefers distilled or rainwater, as tap water can damage its roots. Overwatering can be avoided by maintaining slightly moist soil without sogginess.

6. Attracts Pollinators: While its leaves trap pests, its flowers can attract pollinators, showcasing nature's fascinating balance between carnivory and reproduction.

Care Details : 

• Watering: Use only reverse osmosis (RO) water to keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy. Avoid tap water, as it may contain harmful minerals.
• Light: Provide morning sunlight. Protect the plant from harsh afternoon sun, which can scorch its delicate leaves.
• Feeding: Nepenthes 'Lady Luck' feeds on small insects it traps.
• Fertilizer: No fertilizers are needed. The plant gathers nutrients from its prey, keeping its care regimen simple and natural.

Disclaimer:

1. Colors, patterns, and sizes of flowers may vary due to the natural variations found in hybrids or species.

2. During shipping, buds or flowers may dry up or wilt in transit after packing.

3. Local climate, seasonal changes, and nutrition can influence the brightness and color intensity of the flowers.

4. Although we strive to accurately match the actual colors of the flowers, photographs may not perfectly represent them due to different monitor settings.