My ceph is alive!

[Ant]

Yesterday I found that my last pitcher on my seed grown ceph had died. This pretty much made me give up all hope. It looked like a sad dead plant. it went from 100% healthy to a single picther in 6 months. Its growth point had died in some way, but I have no clue why. So I went to look at the lower part of the stem to see 2 tiny nodes already active and growing! I just looked around the stem and I can see 3 little green dots!

 

[Wolfn]

Very nice. Give it some good light and don't keep the soil too wet and it'll be fine

 

[BigBella]

Like the IRS, Cephalotus almost always return . . .

 

[Ant]

lol, interesting analogy.

 

[Jefforever]

Congrats. Now just try to give it optimal conditions, and you should be fine.

It'd be a real shame to lose a seed grown one.

 

[Halt]

If you have nodes does that mean plants acclimated to your conditions already?

 

[Capensis]

Yay. But I would say keep down the water, seems a bit too wet. Or was it recently watered when you took the picture?

 

[Ant]

Yay. But I would say keep down the water, seems a bit too wet. Or was it recently watered when you took the picture?

I watered it yesterday

 

[Capensis]

Alrighty then.