My Cephalotus pics

[Marcos Ono]

Please ask any question.

The flower

 

[petmantis]

question: Can I have it? Hehe, very nice healthy plant

 

[Devon]

very nice plants. I has a questions: Also, how did those 2 pitchers bury themselves like that? Did the moss grow up or something? Very kewl, lol Pet.

[I edited because I didn't really remember you werent sopposed to offer to buyyyy stuff... :X]

 

[Marcos Ono]

Hi Petmantis,
Just visit me and I will do something.

Hi Devon.B,
Yes, the moss grows up and I must always take off.

 

[cp-connection]

You have a green thumb!

 

[Marcos Ono]

Thank you

 

[Capensis]

Great plants you got there. They're very well grown. Are these typicals or 'Hummer's Giant'?

 

[Marcos Ono]

I do not know really, may be is tipical.

 

[petescephs]

Very good photos Marcus, and your plants are looking great-well done.

 

[Marcos Ono]

Hi All,
Is my Cephalotus a tipical one?
Thank you.

 

[BigBella]

It may likely be the typical form but it may get larger with age -- even though it has reached flowering maturity. Many of my typical plants rival the larger forms from time to time . . .

 

[Marcos Ono]

Thank you Big Bella.

 

[petescephs]

Hi All,
Is my Cephalotus a tipical one?
Thank you.

I think it's a typical Marcus,but don't be downbeat,it's still a lovely plant.Also "typicals" can sometimes show their own individual traits,I have one that sometimes will throw out a 2" pitcher, that's way above the norm. You have flower stalks,well,you can wait and harvest seed,or you can cut them off now and cut them into about 1" segments,then stick them in some live sphagnum and you may end up with some plantlets.Be patient though, any form of propogating Cephs can take months.

 

[Marcos Ono]

Thank you for your information, Petescephs.

 

[Marcos Ono]

This is some seedlings of cephalotus harvest by me and sowed last year.

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[Devon]

awsome! they took a long time, but at least they sprouted!

 

[Lil Stinkpot]

How cuuuuute!

My ceph is still hanging in there, with a couple teeny tiny bits of green leaves growing. Funny thing is, it just divided into two.