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Balcony grown Cephalotus - two different forms

Cindy

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Recent growing conditions
Temperature range: 25C to 35C
Humidity range: 35% to 80%
Light range: Bright shade to several hours of direct sunlight in the afternoon

Clone A, March'09
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Clone A, May'09 (with camera flash)
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Clone A, May'09 (under FL for comparison of the actual colour under different lighting)
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Leaf stalks are also colouring up.
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Another form, grown under similar conditions. It does not colour up as readily but gives larger pitchers.

Clone B, March'09
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Clone B, May'09 (with camera flash)
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Thanks everyone. I have not been looking at them much lately and was truely amazed at the rate of growth since March when I compared the photos. Apparently, they are really happy with the recent weather - rain storm in the morning followed with scorching sun in the late afternoon.

what's your substrate recipe and how much watering do you do?

Raimeiken, the substrate is mostly a mixture of peat and sand, with some pine bark to increase aeration. They are top watered every 1-2 days.
 
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