Bladderwort calycifida (Utricularia calycifida) is a widespread carnivorous plant species from South America. Utricularia calycifida can be found in the humid tropical rainforests of Guyana, Suriname, Brazil and Venezuela. The variation 'Gran Sabana' with its striking round and red veined leaves makes this species even more eye-catching. Under the flower petals dark purple veins can be seen. Utricularia calycifida 'Gran Sabana' differs from other bladderwort species, as it grows in the soil.

There is no great challenge in taking care of Bladderwort alpina x endressii (Utricularia alpina x endressii) it doesn't need them to survive. The tropical origin of its two ancestors results in Utricularia alpina x endressii also needing a warm and humid environment around 28⁰C. A terrarium or a warm humid spot on the windowsill will be enough. You can attach the plant to a piece of bark, but it can also be kept in a pot with a mixture of perlite and peat moss. In this way excess water can't linger in the pot and dehydration is also prevented. We offer a suitable mixture and other components in our 'Plant Accessories' section. It is best to water Utricularia alpina x endressii using rainwater or distilled water.