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I've had some Utricularia longifolia for close to a year now. It has never had a whole lot growth. I was looking around the net and read that Utricularia longifolia grows as an epiphytic. The soil mix should be LFS, orchid bark, perlite, and a touch of peat moss. Too much peat moss will stunt it's growth. So I'm going to repot my Utricularia longifolia in that mix since it's mainly peat moss.
Now the next question. My Utricularia tridentata does not seem to have grown much either. I've looked around and can not find out the infromation I'm looking for on Utricularia tridentata. Does this grow best as a epiphytic or terrestrial soil mix?
Now the next question. My Utricularia tridentata does not seem to have grown much either. I've looked around and can not find out the infromation I'm looking for on Utricularia tridentata. Does this grow best as a epiphytic or terrestrial soil mix?