Pinguicula John Rizzi, is a standout Mexican butterwort hybrid known for its large, ruffled carnivorous leaves and vivid magenta pink blooms. Believed to be a cross involving P. moranensis, this unique cultivar was famously the result of natural hummingbird pollination at California Carnivores and was registered in 1999 by Peter D’Amato. Its broad, succulent leaves form a lush rosette, often displaying green tones with pink or bronze hues that intensify under strong light. When in bloom, it produces large, deep pink flowers that rise above the foliage, making it both a functional insect catching plant and a striking ornamental piece.