Pinguicula filifolia
A Cuban butterwort with thread-like, upright leaves, found only in lowland white-sand savannas and near swamps and coasts from Pinar del RÃo to Isla de la Juventud. It grows in wet ground during the rainy season and survives a dry winter. It needs heat, strong light and a wet-summer, drier-winter cycle, and is not an easy plant.
Where it grows wild
It grows in wet, open white-sand savannas near swamps and the coast. The upright, linear leaves keep the plant from rotting and help it reach light when the ground floods.
It is confined to the lowlands. The GBIF records do not carry elevations.
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