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Thanks for the care tips. I just received your pm about the seller. I think I'll order it from him, you can't get much better than 99.7 percent positive feedback. When harvesting it can it just be ripped out and put in the pot or is there more to it than that? Thanks.
Anytime, man. You can rip it out and plant it. You can also trim the top layer of your moss and use that (works nicely for topdressing). Try to plant it so most of the moss heads are pointed upwards. It just speeds up growth imo instead of smothering the active growing point, and waiting for new heads to pop up.Originally Posted by curtisconners
The moss on my ceph pot is just now starting to get some active growth on the bare areas of moss, and should be covered in an even layer of heads in a several weeks. It grows more slowly than the moss in my culture, though, due to less moisture/humidity.
Cephalotus new mature pitcher:
D. burmanii "Humpty Doo"
D. sp. "Lantau Island"
Sphagnum culture post-timming and re-seeding the bare areas with the trimmed heads.
D. burmannii eating:
D. spatulata flowers:
D. capensis
That's a nice shot of the D. spatulata flower stalk. It has a very graceful look. I also like your tray of sphagnum. 'Nicely grown!
- Mark
Awesome, as per the norm. How are those Ceph cuttings doing?
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Those "spatulata" flowers look more like my sterile tokaiensis form than any spatulata I grow, glands included.
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Growlist
D. burmannii "Humpty Doo" (sowed 1/22/16):
Red Sphagnum Culture:
Cephalotus newest fully formed pitcher with the next in line:
D. spatulata leaf:
D. sp. "Floating" looking meh due to being moved from one place in the pot, to another (overcrowding), but new leaves are growing ok:
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