Utricularia Identification Help

[Ertiocx]

I have no idea what species this is but I'll stick it back into the moss and see what it does.

 

[Zimmey]

This doesn't look like a moss flower. Tinnnny little flower. So cute. Any ideas what it is?

I really need a macro lens for my phone.

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

Utric., maybe subulata?

 

[WillyCKH]

I think it's U. bisquamata.

Utricularia bisquamata

Utricularia bisquamata 'Betty's Bay' is a cultivar with remarkable flowers. I hope I will able to get seeds from mine and grow more to share in the near future!

www.carnivorousplantsociety.ca

 

[Zimmey]

Yay!! went from 0 utric to 3 with two from @stevebradford last weekend. Thank you again.

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

 

[plantant]

For good measure, here is my division! I suspect it to be an orchidioides utric but its hard to tell which species. Maybe praetermissa?

 

[Tardigrade]

Hi, I ordered some mystery utricularia seeds from the internet. Now that they have grown a little, what could it be before flowering? Thanks

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

longifolia?

 

[Tardigrade]

That is the closest that it seems. The seeds were very minuscule.

 

[beetl_3]

I've been plucking these out thinking they were grass. Now that I left one alone and it's grown bigger I'm not so sure. Very small ones are in the sarr pic. Am I correct that these are utrics?

 

[coconut]

I've been plucking these out thinking they were grass. Now that I left one alone and it's grown bigger I'm not so sure. Am I correct that these are utrics?

I thought that these are grass too...1st picture. 2nd picture, look like a sarracenia rhizome !

 

[beetl_3]

I thought that these are grass too...1st picture. 2nd picture, look like a sarracenia rhizome !

They very well could be just grass, LOL. My bad!

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

Pearlwort?

 

[beetl_3]

Pearlwort?

Looking that up, it looks very similar! Likely it, thank you to the both of you :]

 

[plantant]

Any geusses?

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

I think @WillyCKH gave this to me. Not sure of the species.

 

[TCTC]

You might need to get a hand lens and a copy of Taylor and examine the traps. Or wait till it flowers. But if it's free/cheap and easy to grow its most likely just longifolia or alpina or something.

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

It's not alpina or longifolia.

 

[TCTC]

Ok. Do you have a copy of Taylor? I can scan a few pages for you if you need them.