Ater visiting our first station de Pinguicula vallisneriifolia Webb, we follow ahead through the Sierra de Segura in search of a second station of this plant.
Although we found several waterfalls and seeping walls, we didn't see any butterwort on them. But we quickly found a suitable place for them that host one of the most beautiful station in my opinion of the vallisneria-leaf butterwort, located in a narrow barranco (gorge):
The first few plants were settled on a rock to the left of the stream in the entrance of the barranco:
Then for our pleasure, a myriad of plants spread their leaves and flowers along the walls of this canyon:
They even occupy the humid slopes on around 50 m to the bottom of the cliffs under the spanish blazing sun:
Amazingly, the leaves in this station become very long and also very thin, much more than in the other stations I could visited:
Here, the dominant color of the flowers is white with a yellow spot on the throat:
Leaves of some plants feature a very nice reddish coloration:
And here is a last photo, till the next episod, of a great group of Pinguicula:
Regards
Aymeric
