Post by dvg on Sept 26, 2022 2:34:25 GMT
Was fortunate to add a small section of U. campbelliana from the Wei Tepui locale to the collection here. (Thanks @bonfield!
)This species is known to be slow to grow, as well as being fussy about its cultivation conditions.
So why bother to even grow it?
The four word answer to that question is: for its red flowers.
This newly arrived clump has been repotted here for just over a week now.
There's not too much to see now except for a couple of leaf stolons and a few translucent bladder traps.
This bladderwort is growing on "junk mosses" seated atop fir bark chips previously sprinkled with a thin layer of peat.
dvg
not here it isn't