Hello, I have a Pinguicula moranensis. I bought it when it was about the diameter of a quarter, I have been growing it on a small piece of red volcanic rock sitting in water since then. It has grown quickly and I am now in need of a larger stone (Thinking fist sized pumice). This may be the wrong place to ask, but where could I obtain such a rock? I live in Southern California so they aren't exactly laying around.
Thank you in advanced!
You'll need to go to a specialty nursery that might carry decorative rocks. Since I don't live in your area, I can't give you any specific recommendations as to where to go. Take a look in your phone book for specialty nurseries. You could also go online to find sources for large pumice stones.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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