I think it's a typical Marcus,but don't be downbeat,it's still a lovely plant.Also "typicals" can sometimes show their own individual traits,I have one that sometimes will throw out a 2" pitcher, that's way above the norm. You have flower stalks,well,you can wait and harvest seed,or you can cut them off now and cut them into about 1" segments,then stick them in some live sphagnum and you may end up with some plantlets.Be patient though, any form of propogating Cephs can take months.Hi All,
Is my Cephalotus a tipical one?
Thank you.