FlytrapCare Carnivorous Plant Forums

Hey everyone! I grow a wide variety of other carnivorous plants, but I'm taking my first shot at growing a Ceph. I ordered a nice and healthy young plant from this website. So far everything has been running smoothly (Three pitchers opened, a few baby pitchers on the way). I have the watering system, temperatures, and light all under control. If I figure out how, I'll post some pictures. Anyways, I read that a Cephalotus needs a mild temperature drop during the night time in order to remain healthy. Any ideas on how to do this? I'm considering making a coldframe, but it will be a hastle to move the Ceph every night, not to mention that it may disturb the root system. I really don't want my Cephalotus to die, beacause it is truly a remarkable specimine. Please let me know how to do this or even if this is crucial to the plant's well being. Thanks in advance!

They dont need it. I wouldnt worry about it. I grow them inside and outside and nothing seems to affect them negatively except for the medium getting too dry.

Thanks, Dionae! I appreciate the reply.