Description
Utricularia cornuta is a very cool carnivorous plant, with a wide distribution in North America, almost invisible until the large, yellow and fragrant flowers (1-6) appear on brown stalks in somewhere in June-July (depending on the location). They are of course, attracting various pollinators.
The thread-like leaves of bladderworts are equipped with small bladders submerged in shallow water or wet substrate and are used to catch various invertebrates. Each tiny bladder has a trap door surrounded by trigger hairs.
I have seen it growing together with Drosera linearis and with Drosera intermedia so you can try to grow all these carnivorous species together, in an area with shallow water/a bog, pond margins.
Germination: read here please – http://www.carnivorousplants.org/howto/GrowingGuides/Utricularia.php
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