It is sometimes called "water jug Albany" in French, Albany is a city in southern Western Australia where it is endemic. Traps are shaped like small jugs 3 to 5cm, it also produces non-carnivorous leaves, oval and flat.

Cephalotus follicularis 'German Giant'

Selected by John Hummer in 2000. It is characterized by the size of the urns can reach 8cm in good conditions. Vertical port of the lid is also a characteristic of this cultivar.

Of unknown origin, it is a clone of Cephalotus very vigorous. Traps can reach 5/7cm in good conditions. The colors vary depending on exposure and temperature, green or purple red.

This clone a certain similarity with Cephalotus 'Hummer giant' Traps can reach 6/8cm in good conditions. The colors vary depending on exposure and temperature, green or red-purple, almost black.

Cephalotus follicularis 'Eden Black'

Cephalotus follicularis  Marston Exotics 1985

Cephalotus clone 2