Cephalotus follicularis Special Rhizomes appear as thin black

Rhizomes appear as thin black wired roots

They are infrequent in cultivation

This is an ideal medium for propagating cuttings

it is perennial

Native Range: Wet Pocosins of Southeastern North America

Cephalotus follicularis Special Rhizomes appear as thin blackEase to Grow: Moderate Dormancy: Yes Native Range: Sandy peat wetlands of coastal southwestern Australia Zones: 10 (9 11) Cephalotus follicularis, the Australian Pitcher Plant or Albany Pitcher Plant, is a unique compact carnivorous plant with numerous moccasin shaped traps forming a tight rosette or mass of traps. Traps are typically 1 4" to 2" in size depending upon age and growing conditions. They are often burgundy to dark maroon in full sun and