So Ive had two cephalotus for a while now. One for over a year and the other for about 5 months. The one I've had for 5 months seems to have developed a dislike of water. I've been watering them every 3-4 days every since I got them and they've put out new pitchers and done relatively well. But now the one I have had for 5 months, which is also a HG and was quite clumpy has lost several pitchers the last two months. Really don't understand the problem because it shows signs it needs water like drooping lids and soil dry below the surface. Then I wwater it even lightly and I tend to get yellowish pitchers. Doesn't make any sense to me because the other one does just fine like this and is right now putting out three large adult pitchers in Identical climate conditions.
Was thinking the pitchers it has are probably old.... Does this tend to happen with age? It is putting out quite a few new pitchers to replace what it loses but none that I think are going to be adults at this point. Can usually tell by the ribs. Hopefully it is normal. I suppose I am wondering whether my ideas of when it needs watering is correct. I do know they don't want or need a lot of it and I never use a water tray for it.
Was thinking the pitchers it has are probably old.... Does this tend to happen with age? It is putting out quite a few new pitchers to replace what it loses but none that I think are going to be adults at this point. Can usually tell by the ribs. Hopefully it is normal. I suppose I am wondering whether my ideas of when it needs watering is correct. I do know they don't want or need a lot of it and I never use a water tray for it.
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