Utricularia hispida
A medium-sized, usually perennial terrestrial bladderwort that ranges from Mexico through Central America to northern and central South America. Many recent records come from the wet coastal savannas of French Guiana and the Aripo Savannas of Trinidad, where it grows in waterlogged, nutrient-poor sandy ground among grasses and sedges. In cultivation it wants warmth, strong light and a constantly wet sandβpeat mix.
Where it grows wild
It grows in the ground in open, seasonally or permanently wet places. The GBIF records seen are concentrated in coastal savannas in French Guiana (Iracoubo, Sinnamary, Kourou) and in the Aripo Savannas of Trinidad, which are open, grassy and waterlogged in the rainy season on poor, sandy or clay soils.
The records checked carry no elevations. The savanna localities that dominate them are lowland, near sea level; elsewhere in its wide range it may reach higher savannas, but that was not confirmed in the sources consulted.
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