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Most people don't take pictures of their plants when they are not looking so great. As I have shared in a couple other posts, I have not been watering my plants as often for optimal growth. This is certainly true for my Cephalotus as you will see. However desperate for water they may have been, they are still growing.
Xvart: I find the pictures of the plants while they're not doing so-well to be just as interesting. They provide a visual record of post-recovery (provided that the plant makes it). If it also recovers and you post pics of the event, it gives hope to those whose plants may have taken a turn for the worst.
Xvart: I find the pictures of the plants while they're not doing so-well to be just as interesting. They provide a visual record of post-recovery (provided that the plant makes it). If it also recovers and you post pics of the event, it gives hope to those whose plants may have taken a turn for the worst.
Thanks, Brokken. I agree with you. While certainly not as exciting as a huge pitcher, I find it interesting to watch the cycles of health and neglect, good and bad. It makes a nice little composition over time.
It is a N. mirabilis. There are (or were - I'll have to check) three or four, but the one pictured is the biggest. I'm not sure if any of the smaller ones made it.
edit: you can see one of the dead seedlings in the first picture by the Cephalotus picture.
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