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Small update to my previous post.

My aquatic Utric. is growing and has a few threads

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View PostOleksii, on 27 October 2011 - 19:48 PM, said:

My firs utric was grown from seed near year ago.  it should be sandersonii, but it isn't, only bisqumata is suspected. This plant doesn't want to flower.

I had a lot of success with utrics.  And I discovered that, many utircs require very high light to flower.   Just be careful with bisquamata; it can become a noxious weed in your collections, especially if you are growing more demure kinds of utrics.  Once I get bisquamata to flower, I pretty much tossed the pot because it was spreading everywhere.  In my collection, it was spreading worse than subulata.

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Thank you for the answer, but now I repot small peace of it and grow only it. So, will see what will happen.

Edited by Oleksii, 19 May 2012 - 20:59 PM.


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Hi!

Few questions arose.

U. gibba started make globulas, it doesn't look usual way of growth - it is preparing to flowers or smth else? And it start be accreted by algae - is there any way to stop it?

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Another question is about alpina. I grow it in closed chamber and after watering in mid of April it still is wet. Does it need become dryish or it only shouldn't be in water but just wet is OK?

I also try to grow humboldtii and nelumbifolia in closed jars with water. Have anybody grown them this way?

And question about clasification of sandersonii. There is white form and there is blue form. Is there any typical?

Thank you!

In addition photo of sandersonii and "closly" related orhcid Ionopsis utricularioides:)

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Edited by Oleksii, 22 May 2012 - 20:47 PM.


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Utricularia blanchetii Chapada Diamantina flower

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Nice pictures, I never saw this orchid. :sun_bespectacled:

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What orchid? There are no orchids here. Just gorgeous Utricularias.

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Hi again!

There is really one orchid. When I saw it photo first time, I decided to obtain it just when it be possible.

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But this not main topic of this post.

I want to tell about my growing of nelumbifolia and humboldtii in water.

humboldtii 25 May - 7 June

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In case of humboldtii there progress ( perhaps due to size of plant), nelumbifolia looks growing too, but slowly.

The jars are standing between two CFL, but I read that it can be not good. Maybe need they less light in water (when they grow in water-filled leaf axils, they don't have big amount off it)?  In future i will pot then more traditionally  — in sphagnum.

But if anybody have suggestions to this, I'll be very glad.

And one more. I  noticed that nelumbifolia have some strange dark-purple "thisngs". What can it be?

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Thanks!

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Edited by Oleksii, 08 June 2012 - 22:15 PM.


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View PostRichard Bunn, on 01 June 2012 - 17:30 PM, said:

What orchid? There are no orchids here. Just gorgeous Utricularias.

View PostOleksii, on 22 May 2012 - 09:39 AM, said:

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View PostOleksii, on 08 June 2012 - 10:33 AM, said:

And one more. I  noticed that nelumbifolia have some strange dark-purple "thisngs". What can it be?

It looks like bladders :smile: This is detail of bladder of one of mine utric : http://slavek-m.rajc...e-zelandiae.jpg

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Thaks for answer.

Hm, it is quite close. I have to exam it with magnifying glass.






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Hi again!

Yep, that purple things are traps. One mystery is solved :)

I didn't expect that my blanchetii would flower so vigorously. So, it compensate size of the flowers :)

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My nephrophylla also try to bloom. This plant is very persistent. The first flower stalk just dry out. Second was broken, when I was reppoting it. Now there are new three, but it looks that only one will be able to bloom ( I hope)

Edited by Oleksii, 25 June 2012 - 19:26 PM.


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Hi!

Please, share your experience of alpina watering. Mine is growing in closed container where is another pot with water, so humidity is high and moss don't dry out. So, have I water this plant regularly, for example once per week or while moss is wet I can do nothing? And what way of watering is preferable: place pot into glass with water for some time or just pour water through pot?

Thanks

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Edited by Oleksii, 01 July 2012 - 00:22 AM.


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Hi to all!

I have question about nephrophylla. It was quite good, but now it become dry out and all flower-stalks except one stop develop and become dry too. Too much light?

Any advice is appreciated

Thanx!

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My dichotoma is ready to flower

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Few days left :)



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Hm-hm. It looks that Utric, which is going to bloom, is not dichotoma. First doubt I got when saw flower stalk - it had other apperiance.

Flower hasn't opened yet, but it very similar with my blanchetii (Chapada Diamantina), only a bit bigger and have some violet color.

Tomorrow will see.



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The plant is flowering. Am I right saying that it is blanchetii?

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In comparison with my U.blanchetii (Chapada Diamantina)

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Sincerely,

Oleksii

Edited by Oleksii, 29 July 2012 - 17:30 PM.


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Hi!
Finally, my first Utric. blooms. It need identification. Is it subulata? I am not sure, because photos on  cpp looks a bit different. Or, maybe it is not fully opened...
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I have got identical Utricularia, I'm curious what species is this. This flower looks like Utricularia bisquamata on this photos. I'm waiting for more experienced users.
Edit: Definitely is not subulata.

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Edited by bzyki1991, 16 September 2012 - 07:47 AM.