Low utricularia- question

[schotti]

Hello :)

Are there any terrestrial  utricularia that usually do not grow above 10 cm (or max a little higher) ? Could you tell me what species ( species from which origin / locations) are so low? I am thinking of fairly easy-growing species that bloom quite often over the course of the year, however they don't have to bloom profusely. Maybe some origin of u. pusilla, pubescens, sandersonii, bisquamata ...  ? What are your suggestions?

 I will be very grateful for your  help.

Edited March 7, 2020 by schotti

[Argo88]

HI! Utricularia sandersonii, utricularia bisquamata, utricularia blanchettii, utricularia subulata, utricularia flaccida, utricularia fulva are all small ones and quite easy to grow... there are a lot other species interesting and small... personally I like utricularia calycifida very much... it shouldn’t be difficult to grow or very tall, but I’ve never grown it... I’ve only red about it;-)

[schotti]

Hi Agroo88! Thanks for the information.  It is very helpful for me.

[tropicbreeze]

Just off the top of my head there's also leptorhyncha, nivea, and minutissima. And if you want to go extra small there's simmonsii.

 

[Napraforgo]

Utricularia flaccida has very tall scapes, reaching 15-20cm very easily.

Edited March 24, 2020 by Napraforgo

[gardenofeden]

monanthos is very easy too

[schotti]

Hi.
Sorry for the delay.

Thanks for your help Tropicbreeze, Napraforgo and Gardenofeden. U. monanthos seems to be perfect for me. Utricularia leptorhyncha and nivea also seem to be good. U. minutissima 'Gunung Jerai' is much lower than U. minutissima 'Gunung tahan', but unfortunately I can't find it. I found only one person who has it but he is currently not available. Wow, I didn't know that Utriularia can be as low as simmonsii, extraordinary. I am wondering also about: u. delicatula and u. lateriflora.

Thanks!