Hello utricularians!
I read in Schnell's book that U. subulata is a friendly, if vigorous, plant. I have room in my very large sarr/frap/sundew pot (undrained) for a terrestrial utric, which may provide a little binding for the soil surface if it spreads rapidly.
However, I don't know if it is legal to grow the thing outdoors here. Will it lay waste local wetlands?
I am also interested in any alternatives, as subulata does not seem to be sold by any of the vendors of which I am aware. I need a terrestrial that doesn't mind a longish, coldish (not freezing) winter and a warm Ohio summer outdoors with lots of sun.
Your help is appreciated, as always.
Steve
I read in Schnell's book that U. subulata is a friendly, if vigorous, plant. I have room in my very large sarr/frap/sundew pot (undrained) for a terrestrial utric, which may provide a little binding for the soil surface if it spreads rapidly.
However, I don't know if it is legal to grow the thing outdoors here. Will it lay waste local wetlands?
I am also interested in any alternatives, as subulata does not seem to be sold by any of the vendors of which I am aware. I need a terrestrial that doesn't mind a longish, coldish (not freezing) winter and a warm Ohio summer outdoors with lots of sun.
Your help is appreciated, as always.
Steve