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@PlanT640847401 I slip potted the ceph you sent me so I could get it into a bigger pot and not disturb the roots. It's now in a 3 1/2 inch pot that is 5 1/2 inches deep.

Looks great, cephs are always so fun . If it's a fresh division I would recommend burying the bottoms of the pitchers slightly in the soil. It helps them retain moisture, and, especially if not bagged, the pitchers can wilt and die super easily after transit in my experience. I got some ceph clones from Italy that spent five weeks in the mail and didn't loose a single pitcher in acclimation after I nestled the bottoms of the pitchers in sphag!

I got mine a few weeks ago from PlanT640847401; it's looking terrific. I'll post some pictures later.