How to Prune Mexican butterwort?
(Pinguicula esseriana)
Mexican butterwort, also known as Mexican butterwort
Native to Mexico, mexican butterwort is a carnivorous plant with sticky leaves that trap insects. Prune dead or yellow leaves at the base to promote growth, using tweezers or scissors for precision. The best time to prune is during active growth in spring through fall. Pruning encourages a tidy form and optimal health, allowing the plant to focus energy on vibrant leaf and flower production. Ensure clean cuts to avoid infection. Careful removal of trapped prey remnants can also benefit plant vitality.