I don't know how to do that, but if you wait a little while, it will produce more rosettes on its own. I got this one for $0.48 on clearance at Lowe's and a few months later it had at least a couple of new rosettes.

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Jenion, is this a Pinguicula moctezumae as well, or a different variety? Mine looks different from this, although it is still small so perhaps that is the difference. Thanks for sharing this lovely photo and letting me know about the rosettes!

What jenion has is a typical tissue culture P. primuliflora. It best propogates through plantlets on its older leaves. What you have is a Mexican butterwort and those best propogate through leaf cuttings. Depending upon the leaf structure of a Mexi-ping, you could either hold your thumb down on the grown and gently tug at the older leaves or you can treat it like a wishbone and tug on two opposite leaves at the same time. In sone cases, where the leaves are short and stubby, you can coax several perimeter leaves to come off easily. Below is mine:

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Is it okay to take some of the leaves that have been covered by newer leaves so that one doesn't destroy the image of their mexican butterwort?

Sorry for stealin' a question on your post gardengirl XD.

Samuel, no problem, that's a good question I would like to know as well! Thanks petiolaris, that helps a lot. My plant does look like what you posted in the photos.

The older leaves are what most of us use, so long as they aren't too old.