Utricularia Bisquamata “Betty’s Bay” (you Will Receive One Similar To The Second Picture)

The blooms last for a very long time mine have been in flower for over a month and the flowers are still making new blooms! 1) all of these plants require 5+ hours of sun (full direct sun if possible) 2) these plants need to always be sitting on an inch or more of distilled,rain,or reverse osmosis water 3) If repotting use fertilizer free peat moss mixed with 20% perlite (you can also use pure sphagnum moss/orchid moss) 4) During winter most of the plants will look dead or unhealthy *this is normal they are just undergoing winter dormancy* they will usually continue their growth from February-April depending on how hard winter hit that year 5) you can feed these plants any sort of bug or arachnid but *NO HUMAN FOOD*

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Season of Interest

Spring

Climate

Subtropical

Plant Type

Carnivorous plants