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Australian Pitcher Plant-Cephalotus follicularis

Discussion in 'Tropical Gardening' started by Sirius, Dec 15, 2012.

  1. Sirius

    Sirius Total Gardener

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    Not quite as spectacular as the Nepenthes in the other thread, but here is something quite nice too.
    Easy to grow in a shallow dish of rain water on a windowsill.
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Interesting sirius, almost looks like a cross between sarracenia and nepenthes:scratch:
       
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      We have another master of understatement on the forum! I think that they are fantastic:love30:
       
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        Sirius , take a picture with a coin next to it , they may are small but still impressive
        mine are doing well even in the greenhouse , I want to create a mini garden for just for them
         
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        Sal, if it's in a greenhouse or indoors you could do a mini bog garden with Cephalotus, subtropical Drosera, subtropical Utricularia and some Mexican Pinguicula
         
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