

The Fly Trap Plants
Carnivorous plants with a Bite!!

About Utricularia plants
The Genus of Utricularia consist of about 275 species, Utricularia vulgararis the Greater bladderwort ( active mouse trap)
The origin are from: Europe Siberia North Africa North America including Alaska. They grow in ditches or ponds, marshes and even in peat bogs.
Likes half shade and can grow in an aquarium or pond temp 0 to 30c.

Humidity aquatic plant
Flowers May to September, colour of the flower is bright yellow
Lifespan is indefinite
Utricularia sandsonii
Origin from South Africa
is a terrestrial plant growsin marshy area where it is surrounding vegetation
The flower stalk bares one to seven flowers ,the palate at the centre of the flower is yellowy-green,
becomming violet towards the edge
Compost must be damp.
Utricularia alpina ( Mountain Utricularia)
Origin from Central and South America ( Columbia Guynana Peru Venezuela) West Indies (Dominic Martinique Saint Vinsant La Trinite Grenada).
Is an epiphytic species- it lives on trees that grow on the mountains at heights frequently covered by clouds. The plant grows on mosses that develop on the outside needs fairly high temperature from 6c to 30c can be very difficult to grow, will grow in a heat controlled aquarium or a propagator.

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