Utricularia sandersonii 'Blue' Potted Disa can tolerate more light

Disa can tolerate more light when grown under lights as long as their roots are cool and temperatures are kept under 70 degrees

Growth Habit: Dewy pines are grown as bushy annuals or short-lived perennials

thin arching petioles

soft pink when grown in strong light and should stay a more compact size

Utricularia sandersonii 'Blue' Potted Disa can tolerate more lightUtricularia sandersonii is one of the easiest and most charming of the terrestrial bladderworts. It can be grown outside in areas with mild summers and it seems like it's almost always in flower. The best part are the little flowers that look like angry bunnies. This particular form has wider, bluer flowers than that of typical Utricularia sandersonii! Please note; when we ship Utricularia, the delicate flowers cannot withstand the shipping process.