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This one’s dining on a wax worm at the moment. I love the almost neon orange striping. Killer cultivar if you come across it and a super vigorous grower. Bonus: cat hair.

Anyways… who’s hungry?

They appreciate lower light than say a VFT. Aren’t fussy about humidity. Tray water and then let go dry for several days. Feed the traps every so often. Not as hard as it’s made out to be. Get yourself a cephalotus =)

Wouldn’t think this trap is at the end of its life yet… so begs the question… what’s going on here? Blackening starting at the cilia and petiole margins. Pests? Water issue? Under grow lights, tray watering (1/4”), potted in peat/perlite. Broad mites? Root rot? Any ideas? Might be natural senescence but pretty quick turn over.

UC Davis, Agnes, typical.

2x UC Davis, 1x Brewers Red, 2x Agnes, 1x typical, and 4 rooted clones of Eden Black, ABG, Diflora Giant and David Svarc.

These plants are the most fun, sorry I don’t make the rules =)

I’ve always used very sandy soil mixes. Never had a ceph in pure peat… any tips? Watering schedule? Will eventually repot after shipping stress subsides. Brewers Giant and Czech Giant.