You Know it's Time to Repot When...

[Not a Number]

 

[lizasaur]

Bravo, Warren...that's... *does not have words*

You reckon it's possible cause of their natural vertical-growing ways?

 

[Heli]

Whoa

 

[thez_yo]

LOL! That's a ceph growing on a vertical wall on a slimy slope by the ocean for sure

 

[Foxoftherose]

That's so cool! One of my sundews did that last week, and it was completely rootbound.

 

[cpsammich]

whoa thats awesome

 

[DragonsEye]

Sweet!

 

[dionae]

Thats cool.

 

[mato]

Wow, I can't believe that. What's more insane, though, is that you can grow cephs through the bottom of the pot better than some people can through the top.

 

[JennB]

What's more insane, though, is that you can grow cephs through the bottom of the pot better than some people can through the top.

That's hilarious, mato!

I'd be curious about how it would continue to develop. Would it hurt the main plant to leave it in that pot?
JennB

 

[Dexenthes]

That's awesome.

 

[carnivoure12]

Nice! Although I was hoping this was going along the lines of comedy . . .

You know you need to repot when your ceph has a muffin top !

 

[ErrorEN]

You know you are an awesome grower when you can get Cephalotus to grow out of the bottom of your pot.

 

[jbradt]

What does the top of the pot look like?

 

[Not a Number]

 

[jbradt]

Wow... just wow. I can't wait until mine looks like that!!! Freaking awesome!

 

[cpsammich]

Whoa
Just whoa

 

[fdfederation]

Very nice. How long have you had that plant?

 

[jimscott]

That's hilarious, mato!

I'd be curious about how it would continue to develop. Would it hurt the main plant to leave it in that pot?
JennB

I once tried pulling a "winter leaf" from the main plant and accidentally severed part of the plant, creating 2 plants. I just nestled what was basically the losing wishbone portion into the media and made a second plant that adjusted to the treatment.

 

[Wire Man]

Words cannot describe this....