Utricularia arenaria
Utricularia arenaria is a tiny annual terrestrial bladderwort of seasonally wet sandy and peaty grasslands across tropical and southern Africa. It germinates with the summer rains, flowers with small violet to reddish-purple spurred flowers, sets seed and dies as the ground dries. In cultivation it is grown from seed each season in constantly wet sand and peat under strong light.
Where it grows wild
A terrestrial annual in damp sandy or peaty soils in swampy grassland, marshes and seepages, often among sedges and grasses in open country.
From near sea level to about 2,400 m.
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