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FWIW; I purchased a bunch of Cephalotus seed last fall from Stephen Morely, some of which were "EB x self". They are now roughly 1 year since I planted them. The EB x self are showing a lot more colour than any of the other seedlings, and all are being grown beside each other under the same...

Nvm read your question wrong.

As corky said, Dave has mentioned twice that anthocyanins haven't been found in Nepenthes. Im sure if this discussion was brought up on the PP forums he could find an article or two. http://pitcherplants.proboards.com/user/554/recent?q=anthocyan

I tested 4 in water, 4 in soaked LFS and 4 stuck horizontally in the top of my Cephs pot. Soaked LFS rooted fastest 100%. Ones in the Ceph pot look good about 2 months later. The ones in the water, 1 rotted away within a few weeks, the other 3 have multiple roots. For me, soaked LFS or putting...

Ive had perlite get that blackish color on occasion and it never seemed to cause any trouble (see pic below). Never had the rotten egg smell in my Ping pots though. If you're worried about it I would repot and skip the top dressing of sand. Most Pinguicula never skip a beat when being repotted.

No problem, didn't mean to come across rude or frustrated :)

As I said on your last thread, looks like P. 'Aphrodite' (agnata x moctezumae like birdman says). http://www.terraforums.com/forums/showthread.php?134540-ID

H. heterodoxa

Hard to say whats going on from a description. If you can post a photo you will probably get more responses (and more accurate advice). Normally flowering itself wont change the size of the leaves.

That's jaumavensis and its potted in perlite/APS about 50/50.

If the soil is compacted and old, I would repot now. Cephalotus aren't nearly as finicky as some make them out to be.

Yup. http://www.terraforums.com/forums/showthread.php?134281-Good-deal-on-Turface

All the above suggestions are good, but here is a few more similar threads on the subject. http://www.terraforums.com/forums/showthread.php?134284-Beginner-ping http://www.terraforums.com/forums/showthread.php?133184-Good-starter-butterwort

Uromastyx are pretty cool little lizards and not a ton of work. http://www.deerfernfarms.com/uromastyx_species.htm

Looks great amp! Its gunna be fulllll in a year or two!