Unknown Utricularia in Sarracenia pot

[plant#1]

Hey guys, my recent purchases are full of surprises! Just the other day I was admiring my Sarracenia when I spotted this flower growing in it. I believe it is of Utricularia origin? If you guys could help me out on identifying it I would be gratefully. I have never had one of these before, and it appears that I may have multiple individuals in my pot. If you need more pictures I can take more. Thanks for any help you can give.

 

[Tanukimo]

It is Utricularia bisquamata.

 

[plant#1]

Thank you kindly.

 

[nimbulan]

Utricularia bisquamata is a prolific weed. If you aren't careful it will spread to your entire collection in short order.

 

[plant#1]

Is their a good way to remove them or is it best just to wait for the seed and plant those because I don't mind the look of the flowers at all. I just would like to have a pot with them in it only.

 

[w03]

It depends on the plant. Smaller Drosera and seedlings can easily get swamped. If you have any other species of utrics the U. bisquamata can also grow into it and form a horrible inseparable mass.

 

[KATastrophe]

Ahhh thats scary!
Cant seperate them really!!

 

[collin]

Bisquamata is weedy. At least try to pull out all of the inflorescences before they flower, nothing like a torrent of seeds to infect the rest of your collection.