Stylidium debile Potted many or all of the

many or all of the pitchers are brown

When these plants are transitioning between carnivorous and succulent growth they are at the most risk of rotting

The natural cycle of Pinguicula can lead them to be in succulent growth in spring

slowly unfurling dew covered leaves that catch lots of insects but also glisten like a curtain of crystals in the sun

Stylidium debile Potted many or all of theStylidium debile, also known as the Fragile Trigger plant, is a much debated Australian plant. During its flowering season, the stems of its flowers become sticky traps for insects, making it carnivorous. Because this plant is not carnivorous year round, it is often considered proto carnivorous. Regardless of its classification, its a really cool and fun plant! Trigger plants are best known for their unusual method of smacking insects with their