I recently saw a post on here regarding epiphytic species of Utricularia. Could someone elaborate on this? Are they easy to care for in captivity?
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knock yourself out: http://www.terraforums.com/forums/s...tion-Orchidioides-info-sharing-amp-discussion
for the most part no, they (the orchidioides) are tricky growers--too wet, they rot, too dry, they dessicate. longifolia has been grouped in with the epiphytes because of its large flowers, but it belongs in the section foliosa. this one is remarkably easy.
for the most part no, they (the orchidioides) are tricky growers--too wet, they rot, too dry, they dessicate. longifolia has been grouped in with the epiphytes because of its large flowers, but it belongs in the section foliosa. this one is remarkably easy.
Wonderful, thank you!