Post by mobile on Aug 16, 2008 8:39:53 GMT
As mentioned in the thread here: icps.proboards105.com/index.cgi?board=cephalotus&action=display&thread=2010, I grow my Cephalotus on a windowsill. This is a sunny windowsill in my kitchen. I received the plant pictured below in spring 2007, it had approximately 3 to 4 mature pitchers at the time. The plant doesn't take on much colour, despite being in a sunny location.
The pitchers at soil level at the front are new this year.
One of the growing tip showing more pitchers on the way.
Another growing tip.
This is one of the latest, larger pitchers. It's pictured with a 5 Pence which is approximately 17mm (11/16th).
I grow in long tom pots. I allow the saucer to drain of water before replenishing with rainwater. I usually water from the top of the pot and allow it to drain through.
The pitchers at soil level at the front are new this year.
One of the growing tip showing more pitchers on the way.
Another growing tip.
This is one of the latest, larger pitchers. It's pictured with a 5 Pence which is approximately 17mm (11/16th).
I grow in long tom pots. I allow the saucer to drain of water before replenishing with rainwater. I usually water from the top of the pot and allow it to drain through.
I got my first ceph a few months ago and I'm excited to start cultivating this marvelous little gem. 
