Terrestrial Bladderworts (Utricularia) are easy to grow and produce profusions of flowers. Their small bladders feed on various swimming and crawling creatures that inhabit their soil, like fungus gnat larvae and tiny worms. They make carpets of short stolons along the soil surface that look like tiny blades of grass pressed flat to the ground. Terrestrial bladderworts will grow happily alongside many carnivorous plants in bogs.

When you order these plants you will receive a pot with small, often hard to see, faux-leaves and no flowers as the delicate flowers will not survive shipping.