Pinguicula Identification?

[biogh]

Hi there!

I believe I have some P. moranensis or P. agnata here but I don't know enough to differentiate the two. Anyone out there have any clue? I'd love to know what features you are looking for specifically when identifying pings!

Thanks in advance.

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

Welcome to the forum.
Looks like you're into Stapeliads too.

 

[biogh]

Welcome to the forum.
Looks like you're into Stapeliads too.

I do have a couple in the greenhouse: The profile pic is a S. variegata... Awesome flowers but smells awful!

I appreciate the welcome

 

[Muckydoo]

I don't recognize the flower. Definitely not P. agnata. Probably a hybrid of some kind.

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

I think the Stapeliad is Orbea variegata but it is sometimes grown as Stapelia variegata.

 

[jeff]

In my opinion, neither of the two ,I am indeed thinking of a hybrid
Look here for a starting point. https://www.pinguicula.org/

 

[biogh]

Thanks for the helpful link! I'm leaning toward hemiepiphytica x cyclosecta. although there are other hybrids that bare some resemblance. Perhaps jaumavensis x cyclosecta. Not overly confident in either of these yet.

 

[jeff]

Maybe the person who sold it to you had an idea

may be a x 'Marciano' see here https://cpphotofinder.com/pinguicula-marciano-3783.html

see also here https://cpphotofinder.com/Pinguicula.html You might find what you're looking for there.

 

[Ultima09]

Need help on identifying my ping, seller does not know as well

 

[Will20013]

Maybe P.moranensis? Do you have a picture of the flower?

 

[Ultima09]

Maybe P.moranensis? Do you have a picture of the flower?

it havent bloomed yet

 

[Muckydoo]

I see it's happy doing its job and capturing all those fungus gnats!
Without a flower it's nearly impossible to identify. And even with the flower it can sometimes be unknown.