I have my Utricularia bisquamata & sandersonii growing along side my D. capensis, tokaiensis, & burmannii. I even have both capensis & tokaiensis growing with my U. reniformis growing by accident; seed contaminating my reniformiÂs pot. Or bladderwort stolons invading other pots.

When I have visited California Carnivores, Peter D'Amato CP nursery. Mr. D'Amato had many species of terrestrial bladderworts growing along with other plants besides sundews.

Below are some pics as you can see D. capensis and terrestrial bladderworts growing together. The big pot with sphagnum moss is the reniformis pot & that is the big capensis alba grwoing next & the cluster of D. tokaiensis to the right.
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My experience is that you will be successful. Mix is good and you shouldn't have any problems. U. bisquamata & sandersonii are the easiest so you can start with these two. As you can see, the subject of my photos were the flowers of my two bladderworts but you can obviously see my capensis in the background.

So good Luck!

Thank you for the excellent advice!

For the past two year I have had (unintentionally) D. capensis sharing a pot with U. alpina and C. follicularis.