It's interesting that there is only one species of Cephalotus. It's also known as the Albany pitcher plant.

I just attended (over Zoom) a talk by Thilo Krueger, who shared his research on "Carnivorous Plants of South-West Australia). It was...

I forgot about this for a little while since it's been outside in the greenhouse, but I just realized how much it's grown since I first...

These were tiny when I first got them, and I'm so glad that they are growing so nicely.

I don't know why, but these Cephalotus make me think of alien alveoli. Maybe it's because of the translucent pitcher hoods.

Several days ago, I posted a photo of my attempt to re-create an Australian cliffside. Here's a close-up of the cephalotus.

It took me nearly 90 minutes to put together this re-creation of an Australian cliffside. Australia has the coolest carnivorous plants...

Here's a photo I took of my first cephalotus plants, except that I over-utilized the optical zoom on the phone and it ended up looking...

Aren't they cute?

I traded one of my Sarracenia leucophylla "Hurricane Creek White" plants for this Cephalotus "Hummer's Giant." Trading plants is a fun...

Recently, I went through and cut all the dead pitchers off my cephalotus. New pitchers are on their way though!