Like other butterworts, Pinguicula gypisicola x agnata is a carnivorous plant that captures small insects using sticky glandular hairs on the leaf surface. The insects adhere to the leaves and are slowly digested, providing the plant with essential nutrients. During the growing season, Pinguicula gypisicola x agnata forms a compact rosette with fresh green to light yellow leaves. With proper care, this hybrid can produce beautiful flowers in purple to lilac shades, rising high above the foliage and creating a striking display. For additional information about this special Araflora plant, please refer to the symbols below.

The care of Pinguicula gypisicola x agnata is relatively easy, making this carnivorous plant suitable for both beginner and experienced growers. Light requirements: Place Pinguicula gypisicola x agnata in a bright location with plenty of indirect sunlight. A few hours of gentle morning or evening sun are well tolerated, but strong midday sun may cause damage. Water requirements: Preferably use rainwater, reverse osmosis water, or demineralised water. Keep the substrate slightly moist, but avoid leaving the plant standing in water for extended periods. Substrate:
An airy, mineral substrate with good drainage is ideal, such as a specialised Pinguicula mix or a combination of peat, perlite, and sand. Temperature & dormancy: Room temperatures between 15 and 25 °C are ideal. During winter, growth may slow and smaller leaves may form; reduce watering slightly, but do not allow the plant to dry out completely. For additional care information about this Araflora carnivorous plant, please refer to the symbols below.