- Fri Jul 05, 2013 7:00 pm
#181489
Hey,
my cephalotus recently made first two adult size pitchers. What baffles me is the coloration. While the parts of the pitchers exposed to light turned very dark, the bottom and back of the pitchers is still green, the difference is very distinct. I grow it in tank with Queenslad drosera (schizandra, prolifera) and recently had some fungus issues due to high humidity required by schizandra. I can provide pictures, not sure it will show properly tho. Do pitchers always color this way or is my ceph sick, anyone?
my cephalotus recently made first two adult size pitchers. What baffles me is the coloration. While the parts of the pitchers exposed to light turned very dark, the bottom and back of the pitchers is still green, the difference is very distinct. I grow it in tank with Queenslad drosera (schizandra, prolifera) and recently had some fungus issues due to high humidity required by schizandra. I can provide pictures, not sure it will show properly tho. Do pitchers always color this way or is my ceph sick, anyone?