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

Que sonho adoro pinguiculas!

legal hein este lugar tb é lindo hein... imagino eu ali naquela pedra deitado com a agua passando... é tão bom ficar sem pensar em nada ainda mais em um lugar como este

cara... que coisa linda... Impressionante...

Obrigado por compartilhar essa maravilha.

Wow Great Place and Plants
Pinguicula is verry interesting, growing on rock walls.
Congratulations, thaks for show us

Thank you Aymeric for showing us a bit of your Cp's habitats in Europe. Since Europe landmass have so different climate conditions and soil composition for us South americans, your information about the enviromental conditions of these species always come in handy.

White flowers! Nice form, thanks again Aymeric.

Regards.