Utricularia lloydii
A tiny annual terrestrial bladderwort of section Oligocista from wet sandy savannas and seepage areas of tropical South America and Panama, from sea level to about 600 m and occasionally higher. Grow it like other tropical annual Utricularia: full sun, a waterlogged sand-peat mix, warmth, and a steady supply of fresh seed.
Where it grows wild
Wikipedia describes it in wet sandy soils of savannas. Specimen labels add wet cerrado and seasonally flooded fields, a stream over serpentine rock, white-sand secondary forest, the Rupununi savanna, and wet grassland with Mauritia palms. These are open, sunny, seasonally saturated places.
Sea level to about 600 m according to Wikipedia. GBIF specimens from Niquelândia in Goiás reach 800–900 m.
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