Bladderwort Utricularia Subulata - Carnivorous Plant

Bladderwort - Utricularia Subulata Carnivorous Plant

These carnivorous plants use bladders that they grow underneath the soil or water level to eat miniscule insects.

Utricularia Subulata grows very low leaves that resemble miniature "grass" barely visible above the soil, up to 1/2" high. They also produce beautiful but small yellow flowers in spring,  occasionally later in year. These plants will grow continuously outward, filling whatever pot you put them in.

They make a great companion to your bog and carnivorous plants.

Approximately 1" 'plug' of Utricularia resides within a 3" pot with a velvety layer of either New Zealand Long Fiber Sphagnum Moss or a silky Peat/perlite/sand mixture in water tray with care tag. You may also receive stickers and other possibly shameless self promotional materials.