A Pinguicula laueana arrived healthy but shriveled after being moved from a sunny window to full eastern sun outdoors in New Jersey. Mexican butterworts prefer slightly shaded conditions. Strong sun caused leaf burn; moving it outside finished it off. They adapt to brighter light slowly (about a month). Keep in bright but indirect light, and allow time to acclimate after shipping.
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