Utricularia longifolia, CAR-0007 highland This highland species comes from

This highland species comes from the Barisan Range in Sumatra

This species is not widely available in cultivation and is very closely related to Nepenthes spathulata (except that it’s colored deep red)

we do know that they have the perfect shape to be used as toilets to catch the excrement of summit rats which feed from the sugary exudate on the large

BE-4066 are plants grown from cuttings with the parent plants selected for their outstanding coloration

Utricularia longifolia, CAR-0007 highland This highland species comes fromUtricularia longifolia is an easy growing bladderwort native to South America. It prefers wet, humid conditions and enjoys mixes with heavy portion of long fibered spaghnum moss. We grow ours under intermediate and highland temperatures. The beautiful purple flowers are present throughout the year. The plants offered for sale are seed grown from a selfing of our most vigorous clone. This product is considered a Intermediate Tropical plant. Please see