Utricularia dichotoma (Esperance, Western Australia) - Terrestrial Fairy Aprons Bladderwort hoya This plant is Alpinia nutans

This plant is Alpinia nutans or 'Dwarf Cardamom' and sometimes 'False Cardamom' - so it is an ornamental for the garden - not 'True Cardamom' (Elletaria cardamomum) of aromatic Indian spice fame

Considered critically endangered in the wild

Caring for plants is easier than you think

Protect from wind and frosts while young

Utricularia dichotoma (Esperance, Western Australia) - Terrestrial Fairy Aprons Bladderwort hoya This plant is Alpinia nutansUtricularia dichotoma is native to Australia and New Zealand. The fan shape of the bluish purple flowers earned the plant its common name, Fairy Aprons. Flowers often grow in pairs or groups of three. Skill Level: Easy. From: Esperance, Western Australia Light: Min 3 hours direct sun, max all day. Water: Fill tray, keep in water at all times. Pot Size 10cm (0. 75L) Growing instructions can be found here: The last pictures are from the parent plants to