Cephalotus follicularis (a.k.a. the Australian or Albany Pitcher Plant) is native to the coastal area of southwestern Australia. The first known reference to the plant is from a diary entry by botanist, Robert Brown, in 1802. The carnivorous pitchers of C. follicularis utilize several tactics for trapping and retaining prey, including semi-transparent “windows” in the lid, bright coloration, nectar, a toothed peristome, and slippery inner walls to name a few. In addition to the carnivorous pitchers, C. follicularis also produces flat, non-carnivorous leaves.
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Darren Palmer (verified owner) –
Probably one of the best packaged plants I’ve ever seen.
Jason R. (verified owner) –
Beautiful healthy pheno
Richard Pace (verified owner) –
Taylor D. (verified owner) –
Came with many pitchers!
KATHRYN FREUND (verified owner) –
i could not be happier! absolutely stunning!!!!
Matthew I. (verified owner) –
Largest cephalotus I’ve gotten for the price! Well worth it!
Bradley Wood (verified owner) –
My little cluster of Australian Pitchers arrived safely in a small pot, and is so far doing very nicely, thanks in no small part to the planting suggestions I received from Curious Plant. Now I hope I can keep them going (and growing!).
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Christina Aguirre (verified owner) –
Arrived in wonderful condition and was much bigger than I thought it was going to be.
Corey L. (verified owner) –