Some updated pictures

[theyellowdart]

Here's a few pictures I took today. All of these plants have been doing really well.
Enjoy!

N. fusca 'flared peristome' (I know I've posted a lot of pictures of this one, but it just keeps gettin' better.)

I thought this was a cool shot...

Ceph I've had for about a year with it's first developing adult pitchers

I think it'll be time to repot this one after those two pitchers open up. Or should I leave it this way?

A Heli I ordered as het x minor back in November (I think), but came labeled as pure minor. Any bullet-proof way of telling them apart? (Any id'ing is appreciated.)
The two adult pitchers on the right + an immature pitcher opened under my care.

-Matt

 

[Wolfn]

Those plants are just begging to be fed!

But about the Cephalotus, you might want to divide it. I hear that when they start crowding each other out, their health starts to decline. You can divide them into different pots and perhaps sell a couple for good prices.

 

[theyellowdart]

Thanks Ahmad, I was thinking of dividing it up and doing that, but it's just been doing so well I didn't want to ruin it. I guess after those two adults open up I'll get to dividing.

 

[Capensis]

Very nice! I love the fusca! I wanted to get one, myself. :x

 

[SirKristoff]

Ahmad, thats not true. ive never seen a crowded ceph go down hill. look at Elgecko's ceph. i believe it was his.... and various other ones that are just monstrous mounds of pitchers and healthy as can be. Bloke i say leave it in that pot for a little longer if youd like. certainly wont hurt it

 

[theyellowdart]

Thanks guys.
Kris, I think I may divide it anyway. It's just getting too crowded... Pitchers are starting to grow upside-down. But thanks for the input anyway.

 

[theyellowdart]

bump for the Heli ID.
Maybe I'll make a different thread for it...