Well, here was my Heliamphora minor a few months ago...
And now it looks like this...
And it seems my Ceph has developed a blank corner, in what used to be a full pot...
Seems I got the bug, and made some divisions!
This is my first time dividing, or even repotting the H. minor in the 3+ years I've owned it. So I'm hoping it all goes well. It divided very easily, and into divisions that are each about 3x the size of the original plant when I bought it. Plus I got a couple tiny ones out of it, too. The Cephs were intended to just be pulls (I like to pull rosettes of pitchers, rather than individual pitchers/leaves), but it seems that a large portion of the plant is growing completely above the soil altogether, so these little ones all came right out with no force at all, roots and all.
I set up a 10 gallon specifically for these divisions, however, the lighting is more intense than the terrarium they're currently in, so I may shade it a bit until they settle in.
And now it looks like this...
And it seems my Ceph has developed a blank corner, in what used to be a full pot...
Seems I got the bug, and made some divisions!
This is my first time dividing, or even repotting the H. minor in the 3+ years I've owned it. So I'm hoping it all goes well. It divided very easily, and into divisions that are each about 3x the size of the original plant when I bought it. Plus I got a couple tiny ones out of it, too. The Cephs were intended to just be pulls (I like to pull rosettes of pitchers, rather than individual pitchers/leaves), but it seems that a large portion of the plant is growing completely above the soil altogether, so these little ones all came right out with no force at all, roots and all.
I set up a 10 gallon specifically for these divisions, however, the lighting is more intense than the terrarium they're currently in, so I may shade it a bit until they settle in.
Nice helis and cephs. 
