Scientific Name: Utricularia dichotoma subsp. monanthos
Common Name: mountain bladderwort
Family Classification (Clade): Eudicots
Family: Lentibulariaceae
Form Description: Herb with slender erect flowering stalk, and upward pointing traps.
Height (m): 0.02 – 0.1
Flowers: Purple, usually solitary, on the end of the flowering stalk. The lower lip has yellow markings.
Fruit: Capsule – seeds are minute.
Municipality
BurnieCentral HighlandsDerwent ValleyDorsetKentishMeander ValleyNorthern MidlandsWest Coast
Plant Communities
No data available for this species
Habitat Notes
Occasional but widespread in wet sandy ground, from sea level to about 1100m.
General Notes
Grown by division, may grow faster if kept partially submerged in 5mm of water. Stand the pot in a saucer of water in a well-lit position.
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Propagation Method
Division
Seed Information
Cutting & Division Information
Propagate by division, by cutting the plant into 2 or 3 sections when it is actively growing, or by turions (resting buds) formed in winter.