hitchiker!

[theyellowdart]

With a recent order of sarracenia, I noticed a small bladderwort growing next to one of the ordered S. judith hindles. I've identified it to be a U. Bisquamata.
I really have had no experience with growing bladderworts, so could someone fill me in on what I should do with it?
Should I repot it? If so, how? I don't want to disturb it's underground traps. Also, is this particular species temperate or tropical?


I also have some yet to be identified sundews growing in another pot of S. Leucophylla from my order. I'll make a new thread with pics of these when they get big enough to identify.

Six plants for the price of two, pretty good deal huh?

-matt

 

[Capslock]

Just leave them there and don't do anything! They'll grow happily alongside the sarracenia. Consider them bonus plants!

Max

 

[theyellowdart]

Thanks for the reply.
Will they survive the winter? I guess I'll move them next time I transplant my Judith Hindle.

 

[droseraguy]

Be careful what you feed it, do you know what a tribble is ? They are nice but invasive in my opinion. Cut off the flowers after you watch them bloom or you'll have hitchhikers of your own everywhere.

 

[jimscott]

Be careful what you feed it, do you know what a tribble is ?

LOL! "Quadratritikahlie.... it's a Wussian inwention".

 

[theyellowdart]

I'll keep an eye out for "the tribble effect". Thanks

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