Utricularia sandersonii

Utricularia sandersonii is a small perennial carnivorous plant that's from south Africa, it grows on rocky wet surfaces at high altitudes. It is a very distinct species that has entered cultivation and thrives in conditions that are easy to replicate.The tiny grass-like leaves of some of these species are often hidden by moss growth, their continued existence is shown once they flower. If overheated the flowers are pale in color and do not last as long, Since they are found in shady places in the wild where they receive medium light.

This species is so widely spread that this could be the most easily accessible species of carnivorous plants for you. Utricularia are not picky and can grow in a variety of containers, even cups with no drainage holes, They don’t have extensive root systems so planters can be deep or shallow. Because of their highly complex, yet totally hidden bladder structures, Utricularia are unfortunately impossible to hand-feed like other carnivores.They eat microscopic critters in the soil, such as nematodes and water fleas.