Is this still Utricularia Gibba? Used to be aquatic but is growing as a swirly terrestrial now
So I had this growing in a small desktop paludarium and thought it was U. Gibba this entire time as you can see in the photo when it was still growing in the water. I attached some to the bottom of a ping lava rock that was sitting in a water tray, so the bottom that was submerged would grow stringy with bladders but then I noticed as it started to climb the rock, it would grow smaller and smaller swirly "leaves" without bladders, making it not look at all like a Utricularia at all anymore.
Well I recently put the ping rock into a new container with fluval stratum and the portion that was above the water is still spreading and growing even weirder. I wonder if it will flower soon with the increased light it receives as it grows upward so I can confirm what it is.