Pinguicula 'Titan' is a hybrid cultivar, not a species. Because it originates from different seed‑parent combinations, multiple forms exist in cultivation, each varying slightly in leaf size, shape, and coloration. Different growers may sell plants labeled 'Titan' that look noticeably different from one another.
Without a formal cultivar registration, variation is expected. Focus on providing optimal care—bright light, airy alkaline mix, and pure water—and the plant will develop its best characteristics regardless of the exact clone.
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