Utricularia nelumbifolia Size:Potted Specimen The name ‘trigger-plant’ refers to

The name ‘trigger-plant’ refers to the large floral structure which swings forward and hits pollinators as they fuss about for nectar

versatility and speed of growth

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Drosera Adelae is an extremely hardy and magnificent species of sundew

Pictures show winter succulent leaves and warm weather carnivorous leaves

Utricularia nelumbifolia Size:Potted Specimen The name ‘trigger-plant’ refers toSCIENTIFIC NAME: Utricularia nelumbifolia COMMON NAME: Bladderwort. PLACE OF ORIGIN: South America (Brazil) GENERAL INFO: Utricularia nelumbifolia is an adaptive and vigorous bladderwort which thrives in myriad environments, including wetlands, Rocky surfaces and most interestingly inside of the water wells of bromeliads. This bladderwort produces long, running stolons which it uses to drop down into the water wells of bromeliad in order to grow new