Cephalotus follicularis BE-3563 is commonly known as the

Australian Pitcher Plant, or Albany Pitcher Plant and is the only

species in it’s genus. It’s very compact and when grown well, is

stunning, forming masses of rosettes of moccasin shaped traps, typically

between 1cm and 5cm (½ ” – 2”) in size depending upon age and growing

conditions. The traps are green when juvenile, but can turn burgundy to

dark maroon when mature and grown in high light levels. The hoods are

thick and cup-shaped and have translucent windows. The lids are

frequently adorned with red and white stripes”. The mouths of the

pitchers are lined with toothy looking ribs that are often maroon or

blackish in color.

Its natural habitat is coastal, damp, peat/sandy heathland, and it sometimes tolerates a light frost. It anecdotally likes being pot-bound, which apparently encourages the formation of new plants from root buds.

The photos shown here are of the identical clone to the plants you receive.

Source: From a single carefully selected clone out of microprop.

Climate: Intermediate

If you have seen my Cephalotus you will know they are healthy and happy. Greenhouse grown, RH 85+, Days 85F, Nights 65F+. Shipping from Canada.

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- Please note Plant colour varies greatly per plant due to genetics, Light and other environmental factors.

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