If you can't or aren't yet ready to grow the famed Orchidioides bladderworts, this easy species is a great alternative, and easy to grow in nearly any soil but especially a pot full of wet sphagnum. Leaves average over 6-8 inches long but can sometimes push to nearly 3 feet, and if given some mild seasonal changes you're bound to see the tall, 2-3 foot stalks that bear several consecutive large, brilliant purple and yellow flowers. Seeds are generally easy to sprout, only needing moist soil and to be sown across the surface.
Packets contain approx. 40-50+ seeds each.