Utricularia buntingiana
A small epiphytic bladderwort from the coastal mountains of northern Venezuela, known from only a few collections. Like its relatives in section Orchidioides it grows in moss on trees in montane forest, catching prey with tiny bladders in the wet moss. Grow it like a small Utricularia alpina: live moss, bright shade, mild temperatures, constant moisture and moving air.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte growing in moss on trees in montane forest. It belongs to section Orchidioides, whose species form small water-storing tubers and spread stolons and traps through wet moss.
Recorded from about 830 to 1,775 m, in the cloud-forest zone of the Venezuelan Coastal Range and Falcón.
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