Genlisea hispidula Bladderwort acidic soils as opposed to

acidic soils as opposed to living Sphagnum

The flowers are small and inconspicuous rising on long spires above the tube of the plant

Native Range: Wet Pocosins of coastal Southeastern North America

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full sun to dappled shade outdoors

Genlisea hispidula Bladderwort acidic soils as opposed toGenlisea hispidula Ease to Grow: Easy. Dormancy: No. Native Range: Tropical Africa. Zones: 8 11 (6 12). Genlisea hispidula, is a perennial, terrestrial Corkscrew Plant with small, spatulate rosette leaves. In their habitat, they typically grow in nutrient poor, peaty wetlands or sandy seeps. In culture, they prefer sandy peat that is constantly moist, and occasional flooding. The small flowers appear in Spring, and are violet blue with a yellow tinge.