Utricularia deliculata (Chatham Island, NZ) - Terrestrial Bladderwort Utricularia Its hardiness has led to

Its hardiness has led to frequent hybridization with ventricosa

The species enters winter dormancy via a compact resting bud

it is a must-have for any pitcher plant enthusiast

photos are used as examples only

the plant boasts bright yellow-green pitchers with slender red veins

Utricularia deliculata (Chatham Island, NZ) - Terrestrial Bladderwort Utricularia Its hardiness has led toUtricularia lateriflora gets its name from the positioning of its flowers along the stem. These blooms can vary in colour from white to purple and have a unique appearance resembling Pacman when viewed from the side. This plant is native from Queensland to South Australia and Tasmania. It typically thrives in sandy seepages with constantly moist soil. Skill Level: Easy. From: Chatham Island, NZ. 9m. Light: Min 3 hours direct sun, max all day. Water: