Utricularia fulva

Utricularia fulvaEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: No Native Range: Northern Territory in Australia Zones: 11 13 Utricularia fulva is a small, annual bladderwort that is easy to grow. In its native habitat it can be found growing aquatically in sandy creeks and streams during wet periods and terrestrially during the dry season. The leaves are narrow and delicate. The tiny bladder traps form in the soil, and catch small critters, like ciliates and nematodes. When in bloom,

It is prolific and can form large

Utricularia subulata

Product Dimensions: 6 x 0

Dormancy: Suggested

It is a good terrarium plant

Publisher: Timber Press (September 1

and help it survive winters

is a delightful fall blooming bog orchid with a spiral of white flowers on a tall stem

often displaying copper coloration

and many winter phyllodia (flat leaves)

It is a late summer bloomer

The Spoonleaf Sundew generously produces seeds