Cephalotus follicularis - Australian Pitcher Plant Size:Small Its pitchers protrude outward and

Its pitchers protrude outward and have a distinctive "hood" shape

A less well-known Chamaedorea and deserving of much greater popularity given its attractiveness and suitability to the NZ climate

commonly known as the pale butterwort

300g is enough for a 165㎡ plot

Cephalotus follicularis - Australian Pitcher Plant Size:Small Its pitchers protrude outward andCephalotus follicularis, or the Albany pitcher plant, possesses modified leaves which form complex and stunning pit fall traps. Skill Level: Medium. Light: Min 3 hours direct sun, max all day Water: Fill tray, refill only when tray is empty, do not leave it dry. Dormancy: None, but growth slows for the colder months. Pot Size Large 15cm (2L) which seems really big but it helps keep the roots at a stable temperature. Growing instructions can be found