Utricularia bisquamata

A small annual terrestrial bladderwort from southern Africa, most common in the fynbos of the Western Cape, growing among moss in wet, acidic sand and peat over sandstone. It forms a tiny rosette of narrow leaves with wiry flower stems up to about 12 cm, bearing white to pale violet (sometimes yellow) two-lipped flowers with a yellow patch on the lip. It is easy to grow and seeds itself freely, so it often spreads to other pots in carnivorous plant collections.