Pinguicula apuana
A temperate butterwort endemic to the Apuan Alps of Tuscany, recorded mostly around 1,600 m. It grows actively in a cool summer and spends winter as a dormant bud, called a hibernaculum, in freezing conditions. Grow it like other European temperate Pinguicula, with cool summers and a cold winter rest.
Where it grows wild
The Apuan Alps are marble and limestone mountains. This profile assumes the species, like its relatives, grows on wet, seeping limestone or marble rock and on damp grassy ledges.
The main measured site is at about 1,600 m; one record is at about 1,030 m.
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