Cephalotus pics - rhizhomes and pitchers in hot weather

[edmund83]

hahahah ... you can make them as aquatic moss also and mixed sand/mud/peat can do well for them. I like the color as well. Once they grow stable, you can a lot "bling bling bling" on your pot hahahaha...

[Cindy]

Just to share the cheer!

The rhizomes, which were placed on live sphagnum moss 2 weeks ago, are now producing buds.

[edmund83]

wuw... i saw the babies.. so cute...

Cindy, did you always put it in the container and cover on top? or just make sure they are moist ?

[plantlover]

So cute!!

[Cindy]

Edmund, they are in a box with a lid that is half open for air circulation. I tried covering completely before. No good 'cos mould started to grow on the rhizome.

[edmund83]

Originally Posted by Cindy

Edmund, they are in a box with a lid that is half open for air circulation. I tried covering completely before. No good 'cos mould started to grow on the rhizome.

Oh i see. So cindy, did you plan to cut the root into few since i saw got few baby in one root growing up?

[Cindy]

I don't plan to cut up the rhizome because the plants will end up very small. Each rhizome will be potted up as a plant and will soon produce large pitchers or a large clump pf pitchers.

[Varhoon Vystra]

Wow and a very good reply not saying I no more but I can learn more about the Chephalotus as I continue to search for CP's

[kentosaurs]

Wah........didn't know cephs even can be propagated in so many ways.

Ken