Utricularia praelonga Bladderwort The blossoms are white to

The blossoms are white to pale pink on multi-flowered scapes

It is an excellent companion for carnivorous plants

spatulata was first scientifically documented in 1792

This selection comes from gemmae and are identical to the parents

Plate DCXVIII

Utricularia praelonga Bladderwort The blossoms are white toEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: No Native Range: Tropical S. America Zones: 8 11 (7 12) Utricularia praelonga, is a perennial, terrestrial bladderwort with both long grass like leaves, and shorter more typical strap shaped leaves. It prefers sandy peat that is constantly moist and occasional flooding. The bladders form in the soil, and catch microorganisms, like nematodes and ciliates. The flowers are bright yellow and often in small groups. Keep from