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*pix added* one of the new pitcher on my ceph is turning black.
so I took a look at my ceph like everyday. and noticed one of new pitcher's lid is turning black. rot maybe? should i cut it off? if so where at? right at the pitcher or close to the "trunk"?
If the pitcher went from green, to yellow, then brown to black, and the growth point isn't brown or black, then it is possible that the pitcher has just aged and died. Then yes, carefully cut it off.
But if we don't have a photo, and it's something else, my words are useless tripe.
pix will be uploaded tomorrow. just been too busy today. the edge of one of the new pitcher looks black, but not too worried. got it from someone who's been growing cephs for 30 yrs. he says it's fine.
maybe it was damaged during the shipping. haven't seen any bugs. then again.. i have about 40 figs cuttings growing in this room. might be something hiding in the rooting bin that i'm using.
New pitchers growing out shouldn't normally be turning black. Considering this is a new plant its probably damage from shipping, or the change in growing conditions. Keep it as normal and watch for new growth. If new growth starts to have the same problem then its time to figure out whats going on. For now I wouldn't worry about it, the plant looks to be nice and healthy otherwise.
there are two fuzzy things that's coming up from the center of crown. i assume they are going to be either new leaves or pitchers. will wait and see how they look.
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