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Some "fat and wide" growing clones... Cephalotus Frenchman Bay Sometimes the waiting is worth it, since those seeds were sown in 2012 and now I clearly can differ 3 variations from Coal Mine Beach but that one below tends to grow fat, short and wide. However, the advantage of seed grown...

Here are some of my last batches Cephalotus seedlings from this year... Those size are a bit older with their semi adult pitchers in their second growing season.

I fully agree with you! Again I agree with you and I think this is the right way, so many of the fake names in circulation to be removed and not "to make profit"from them... Not many options to get real deal from Oz and I know very well most of the sources there I'm afraid... are you going...

Bellow is Cephalotus "Big Boy" with trace back to the originator Fred Green. Surely I can say that Cephalotus "Big Boy " has nothing in common with so called "Emu Point" http://cpphotofinder.com/cephalotus-emu-point-8832.html

Wild Cephalotus population in Emu Point doesn't grow. Same story is with so called Cephalotus Walpole - in this location there also aren't and they have never grown there. The correct location is Coal Mine Beach.... both locations Emu Point and Walpole were given with purpose from Allen...

Well done! You almost succeeded in impressing me with your knowledge of the Bulgarian " rakija " but seems it is for adults like me, not for you lol I agree with you and there wouldn't be any if you wasn't selling the plant under misleading names...

Hello Big Bella, there are some questions in CPUK regarding this thread here, so would you answer please? Here is the link to CPUK : http://www.cpukforum.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=55723#entry372446 Thanks.

Big Bella, please stop, really stop. No need more... In CPUK you call this plant Cephalotus "Double Ribbed" On eBay you call the same plant Cephalotus 'Dudley Watts' Here in Terraforums you call again the same plant cephalotus "Giant"...

Would you be able to trace back your plant to the original Cephalotus 'Dudley Watts' ? I wonder if the material that was sent to you regarding what u have said on ebay in your listing can be traced back to the original plant? There are so many fake clones including 'Dudley Watts' even in...

Ha ha ha yes of course! :-D

How should I call my plant Cephalotus "Double Ribbed" or Cephalotus 'Dudley Watts' ??? However, it doesn't suit to any of them because it is traceable to you as so called Cephalotus "Double Ribbed " but at the same time is quite different to Cephalotus 'Dudley Watts' from Stephen Morley?

Nothing personal, but do you have any idea what you have done during these years? - You misled a lot people...however, Bob Ziemer should remove your pics of so called Cephalotus "Double Ribbed" from CARNIVOROUS PLANT PHOTOFINDER as not valid... How can people trust you from now on?

I'm still getting confused concerning this thread in CPUK: http://www.cpukforum.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=31177 Didn't you called this plant " Cephalotus follicularis "Double-Ribbed" -- Spring 2009 " ? Aren't you the seller on eBay "deacon831" and "loligo1964" in CPUK and on the other...

Passing trough eBay I found this auction: *link removed* " This is the first, limited release of Cephalotus follicularis "Dudley Watts," micro-propagated, or "tissue-cultured" from 2012-13 "vegetative" leaf and rhizome tissue -- obtained from plants in the EU and the UK (see additional...