Ewoud

Indeed, there is a high chance that they will root in some time (although when I do it, I immediately plant it.., so there is no risk it will dry out). But I don't like it either that I receive a rootless division when I order something, exept when it's communicated in advance.. Otherwhise I expect a division with roots

Looking good! Welcome!

Very nice! Which one is in the picture which is upside down?

Definitely not Drosera rotundifolia..

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Looks great!

Sweet A typical or a cultivar?

Hi Aidan, I've read the hole discussion and I have to say: Earlier this year, 5 of my ceph's were suddenly dying.. I thought it was because I kept them too dry, I was surprised because I thought that the pitchers would warn me (by closing them, to protect the liquid level inside the pitcher).. In one week, almost nothing was left.. I removed all dead plant rests and gave them more water, and after a couple weeks I saw some green stuff. When there was more, I repotted them without disturb them. Now, I think they all survived it (2 of them are still very vulnerable, but I hope they will do well). So, I hope you still have the plants, because there is a chance :) (if I had the same 'problem', but it look so) Regards, Ewoud

Oke, thx!

Leuven/Belgium

Cephalotus "Julie jones"? Never heard of it :O Witch special things has these cultivar?

Oke thx!

Hello, Who can tell me the 'special things' about the cultivars? Wherefore they are a cultivar and not a typical. I would like to know it of the: - Big Boy - Hummers Giant - German Giant - Vigorous Clumping - Dudley Watts - Czech Giant Thanks!

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