Carnivorous Plants - Cephalotus follicularis

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Uploaded by on Jul 25, 2009

Cephalotus follicularis is one of many carnivorous plants native to Australia. This video showcases how the plant is pollinated by ants. All footage of the ant is the same ant throughout the video. I found the ant running around the flower stalks when I was about to hand-pollinate the flowers myself. Ants are common prey with Cephaltous in the wild, so it's not at all unusual for it to be common pollinators.

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  • Beautiful plant

  • I really hope all my cephs get a nice flower stalk next spring :) i have about 30 ceph plants in my greenhouse, but 20 of them are still tiny, so won't be expecting to much of those... The matures will get flowers i think, and maybe have some luck with the seeds :)

  • @qayrol80 You can get them via international shipping but it is costly and you have to get cite documents. Andreas Wistuba is a good international seller, he does the cites for free but he only sells helis and nepenthes.

  • i wanttt... but i dont know how to find this species in malaysia.

  • Aww <3

  • I will fill like I have a totaly wonderful show peace once I'm able to buy one of these plants you guys ae showing! After buy my 5" potted Heliamphora heterdoxa x minor, and next step is one of these plants! I'm hoping! Great plants from two wonderful people! Thanks Daniel Lee Bowen, oh so happy to hear about the plants you get onyour trip!!!

  • After buying my Birthday plant, I hope by summber you have after one of these wonderful large plants on sale, for I hate not being able to get the plant now! Oh well! Love yu guys~ good job!

  • I thought I would see the plant digesting an animal. But anyways, very informative. Thanks

  • Nice informational video! Are they Hummer's giant, big boy or just typicals?

  • where can i get one,i live in queensland!

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