Take succulent leaf pullings during dormancy for easiest propagation

*Pinguicula gypsicola* is a fascinating example of botanical adaptation, native to the gypsum-rich soils of central Mexico where it survives in harsh, mineral-heavy environments. Collectors prize this species for its distinct seasonal dimorphism, as it dramatically transforms from a succulent-like winter rosette to a carnivorous summer form covered in sticky, insect-trapping leaves.