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number 3, i am more inclined to suggest Utricularia arenaria (A.DC.) based on spur length relative to lower lip. If it is indeed U. arenaria, it appears to be a species that is capable of self pollination and will set seeds in peoples collections. Verses U. livida that does not appear to self pollinate....
Ugly Nora? Nah.... haven't had in the collection for years. LOL! I'm not sure of anything.
Mass Generally speaking, I put utrics in a combination of peat, sand, and LFS and try to keep the water table on the high side, or at least allow for variation.
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