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By woowoo
Posts:  199
Joined:  Mon Apr 26, 2010 8:15 am
#287740
Worried about my ceph repotted and now all the pitchers have gone limp... I hope it will recover but I did wonder if they had a time that they'd only live for so long....
I've looked but can't see answer to this and wondered if anyone could help...
Thanks
Fiona
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By Nauz
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#287742
Have a photo? I don't think cephalotus has an expiration to them. I've heard of plants being over 20-30years old in some cases.
By Aozora
Posts:  281
Joined:  Sat Sep 24, 2016 6:33 am
#287757
if this happend after repotting them i think its just in shock. im afraid that once a pitcher gets shriveled up it will die off, but as long as the plant itself is still good it should produce new pitchers when it has recoverd from the shock.

maybe you could bag it up to increase humidty to help it recover?
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By boarderlib
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Joined:  Fri Dec 04, 2015 1:13 pm
#287760
The only time you should need to bag a plant is a new arrival. Even then most plants don't need it. You should not have to bag an established plant because of a repot.

I'm by no means a Ceph expert, or novice for that matter. I look to Nauz for my Ceph advice. I'm sure he'll jump back in to help.

http://www.flytrapcare.com/phpBB3/board ... 30434.html
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By woowoo
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Joined:  Mon Apr 26, 2010 8:15 am
#287774
big thank you!!!! To you all!!
My other ceph is fine after repotting... watered again and will bag up in morning!!!
Thanks again
:) :D
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By boarderlib
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Joined:  Fri Dec 04, 2015 1:13 pm
#287793
Nauz wrote:
boarderlib wrote:Opens mouth and inserts foot. Lol.

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Don't be so hard on your self. This plant is looking kinda bad. Could be something else as well but only advice I have right now would be to bag it up for humidity.

Haha, no worries buddy. My gut told me you would say that, since that's the one area of growing ceph's you and I disagree on. I haven't had any long term experience though, that's why I said I would follow your advice.

Also no disrespect intended by disagreeing with you Aozora. Different growers use different techniques in different growing conditions.

Best of luck woowoo!

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By Fishkeeper
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Joined:  Sat Dec 03, 2016 10:59 pm
#287801
Lovely old plant!
What's it potted in? Looks like some kind of chocolate-covered dessert.
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By woowoo
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Joined:  Mon Apr 26, 2010 8:15 am
#287827
[quote="Alvin 415"]I'm pretty sure this clone's mother plant was being grown at least as far back as 1997.
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Wow!!! Didn't think last long.. I did just wonder if this plant being my oldest it could just had enough
...beautiful plant :)
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