Utricularia intermedia Aldrovanda green leaves and red sticky

green leaves and red sticky tentacles that glisten in the light

It can flower several times from June to September with blossoms that are white on tall

Unlike more common forms of lawn or woodland moss

The guard hairs are quite long and emerge from the trap margin in various directions along the plane of the trap

Pitchers are tall

Utricularia intermedia Aldrovanda green leaves and red stickyEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Yes, but not required. Forms turions Native Range: Western and Northern North America Zones: 4 7 (3 9) Utricularia intermedia, Flat leaf Bladderwort, is a medium growing, perennial, aquatic bladderwort. It grows suspended in the boggy waters anchored to the bottom. It is not a floater like most bladderworts. Its leaves are finely divided. Bladders are found on whitish stolons growing through the substrate. It prefers dark,