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cephalotus

  1. CorneliusSchrute

    "Tap, tap, tap the [root]..."

    Check out the root on this year-old Cephalotus. I received it as a leaf pulling from Jerry. My first plant of this variety this one. I am pretty psyched.
  2. Jcal

    2015 Cephalotus Flower watch

    I was hoping to see photos of other peoples cephalotus flowering this year. Please share your plants and updates throughout this season! Always exciting to see what others are doing. I took a sick day today and was able to mosey out to the greenhouse to snap a few photos of some flower stalks...
  3. R

    Cephalotus Leaf Pulls - NOT Rooted plants. - Monkey $42

    1) Opening bid amount $2 2) Item description - THIS AUCTION IS NOT FOR AN ACTUAL ROOTED CEPH. I will be sending atleast 3 FRESH leaf pull from whatever Ceph leaves look the best on the day of shipping. The higher the bid the more leaves I'll send, Within reason:-D. These will not be typical...
  4. Jcal

    Cephalotus "Squat" (Cthulhu138 $30)

    This is a leaf pulling that is a few months old. Not showing new growth on top, not sure about rooting, but the leaf is very green which shows it's still alive! I started this a few month ago just for the auction. Very rare clone that is hard to come by. Winner pays shipping. $8 Starting bid $10
  5. mobile

    Flooded Cephalotus

    Some people like to grow Cephalotus in aerated, well drained soil, containing all sorts of materials. So, I decided to go quite the opposite, planting in an un-drained container (Christmas pudding tub), in pure peat and flooded on a weekly basis. I have been growing it this way since Autumn. I...
  6. chibae

    I Did It!!!!!! Cephalotus Seed Germinated with Happy Seedlings

    Last August I received some cephalotus seeds from Jcal. The first one's germinated about six weeks ago and have finally grown big enough that I can see their teeny pitchers without needing a magnifying glass. And slowly, more and more are starting to sprout. I will be posting pictures soon...
  7. Jcal

    Bagging cephalotus

    I was never one to bag cephalotus after dividing. The have always grown well for me after all. I divided one of my plants and decided to bag a few and put a few out in the greenhouse. The bagged one has shown rapid growth. The greenhouse plant not so much. Same clone, same soil, same everything...
  8. fredg

    The Solar Pumps - The Final Chapter

    This is the final version ( for now) I have decided to go with. The three pumps are now all on this MkIII version. All I need to do now is introduce my seedling Darlingtonia to the Sphagnum baskets. I'll be slipping in a few pots of Cephalotus too.
  9. DJ57

    DJ57's Grow List

    Grow List as of 2017 – All growing outside year-round in the bog and in pots unless otherwise specified Sarracenia S. minor var okefenokeensis S. minor typical S. ‘Hummer’s Okee Classic’ - Thank you Warren S. "Red Minor" [S. minor x (purpurea x psittacina)] S. 'Saxapahaw' - Thank you Phil...
  10. DroseraLover

    DroseraLover's Growlist

    Cephalotus Cephalotus Follicularis Dionaea Dionaea Muscipula *It has ceased to be! (Dead)* Dionaea Muscipula "Akai Ryu" *It has also ceased to be! (Dead)* Drosera Drosera Adelae Drosera Adelae "Red Giant" Drosera Admirabilis Drosera Aliciae Drosera Binata var. Multifida Drosera Burmannii...
  11. DroseraLover

    Cephalotus Development

    I have a Cephalotus plant that is ~5 years of age. It is really healthy, produces at least one new pitcher every other month, and it is growing. It is still tiny though, and I know these plants are supposed to be slow to develop. How long should it take a healthy Cephalotus plant to reach its...
  12. Eric

    Finally!

    After two years of growing these Cephalotus from seed, they are FINALLY starting to form mature pitchers! :banana2: Here's the slightly toothed pitcher I spotted yesterday:
  13. Jcal

    Planting Cephalotus leaf pullings

    2 part question. 1. How deep to you plant your leaf stems? I have a habit of planting deep, with only the leaf exposed. I have a feeling that this increases the survival rate of the leaf, but may take longer because the plant has to travel farther to reach the surface. I have seen others lay...
  14. Jcal

    Cephalotus trade

    I am looking to trade Cephalotus for other clones I do not have. If you have a clone not listed below please let me know. I would love to trade. Clones marked with (*) are very rare and I will only consider trades of plants of equal value. Current growlist: *C. 'Eden Black' x 'Eden Black'...
  15. SubRosa

    Cephalotus Blooming Size?

    For those who have bloomed them, what is the approximate diameter of a plant at its first bloom? Tia!
  16. R

    Propagating a small Cephalotus

    I just wanted to document how long it takes to generate some new plants from a small Cephalotus. I always think it's a good idea, if possible, to propagate a new plant. I received the plant 4 weeks ago tomorrow, from a generous giveaway from Dexenthes (thanks!). The plant looked beautiful...
  17. Cindy

    Just for fun - RH and temp for CPs

    Here is how the RH and temperature (degC) changed from 4 Feb to 8 Feb, in hot and humid Singapore where I live. The readings are recorded by the datalogger every 10 minutes. Genera of CPs I grow in above conditions Dionaea Nepenthes (lowlands and some intermediates) Sarracenia Cephalotus...
  18. Carnivoregon

    What is this? Cephalotus ball?

    I was messing around with one of my cephs, looking for new growth, kinda scraping some crud off the side of the stalk when this popped out. I believe it's part of the plant. Did this ceph just make a gemmae lol?
  19. Dexenthes

    Nepenthes seedling for trade

    Hello all, I have a couple of Nepenthes seedlings that I would like to trade, if possible. I finally feel that a couple of them are large enough to consider shipping. These plants are just over an inch in diameter so they are still very small, however they are just over a year old. This...
  20. flasker

    Need help: how to grow young cephalotus seedlings

    I am growing very young cephalotus seedlings. I use 1/3 sand, 1/3 perlite and 1/3 peat for media. I use 2 pots: a pot with media and holes and this pot is inside another pot with a little water so it can hold a little water for high humidity. I put the pot in low light now for few days then...
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