Utricularia cornigera is an extraordinary large‑growing terrestrial bladderwort, admired for its broad, rounded foliage and spectacular tall flower spikes. This species produces very large pink blooms and can maintain an impressive, long‑lasting floral display from early spring through late summer.
 
Despite its size, it is a surprisingly easy species to grow, thriving in mossy, high‑moisture conditions.
 
Origin
Native to the highland regions of southeastern Brazil, where cool air, constant moisture, and mossy substrates support its vigorous growth.
 
Plant Features
Leaves — Large, round leaves reaching 12+ cm in diameter.
Flowers — Big, colourful pink blooms held on tall, elegant spikes.
Flowering Season — Begins in early spring and continues through late summer.
Growth Habit — Robust, impressive clumps capable of producing extended flowering periods.
 
Growing Guidelines
Medium — Grows well in pure Sphagnum moss or a Sphagnum peat/perlite mix.
Water — Requires consistently high‑quality water and evenly moist conditions.
Light — Bright filtered light to mild direct light encourages strong foliage and flowering.
Temperature — Cool to mild conditions preferred; avoid excessive heat moss.
 
Small portions of material supplied to start your own collection. 
 
Please note that these plants are grown in a high-humidity environment and may experience shock if not properly acclimated to your growing conditions.