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Very few of my Utricularia species ever self pollinated (subulata, lateriflora, bisquamata being the exceptions) and certainly not livida. I just never was able to pollinate by hand, although Pyro has had some success there!
flowering and pollonating are two seperate things. they need to be pollonated in order to set seed, they dont have to set seed in order to bloom. livida and sandersonii are two that do mass blooms but yah dont have to worry about seed cause chances are pretty slim that you will get any
I wasn't thinking. That's one of those plants that you don't worry about one way of propogating because they do well in another way - like pings or D. binata or....
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