One of the easiest to grow of the giant Orchidioides section bladderworts, this epiphyte grows well in a loose sphagnum soil mix and if given mild seasonal changes in temperature and water level (drier in winter), will reward you not only with its 6-8 inch long leaves but also a tall stalk in spring bearing up to a dozen or more giant white and yellow blooms. Seeds are easy to grow, usually taking about 1-2 months after sowing on the soil surface to sprout, but can take some time to reach size (expect a few years to reach maturity).