How to prune pinguicula 'tina'

Any time dead leaves appear; avoid disturbing rosette during winter transition. Peel or gently snip fully dead outer leaves away from the rosette. Never cut living sticky leaves in the summer form or the tight succulent leaves in winter.

Rarely; remove dead leaves as they accumulate. Pinguicula 'Tina' is a compact Mexican butterwort hybrid that needs almost no pruning. Remove leaves only once they have fully dried and lost their glistening, sticky surface. The plant shifts between a carnivorous summer rosette and a tight succulent-like winter rosette — do not cut the succulent leaves; let the transition happen naturally.

Peel or gently snip fully dead outer leaves away from the rosette. Never cut living sticky leaves in the summer form or the tight succulent leaves in winter.