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Thank you! They’re my favorite species of mantis

The cephalotus and petiolaris will grow better if not in the same pot. Cephs prefer it cooler while the petiolaris like to be warm year round, and a constant hot temperature will stress a ceph.

They’re not permanently like that. I just have them in there because they’re all new and will be split up later on. I just prefer to have my new plants together until they’re less transplant-shocked. They will then be seperated. The ceph is actually just out of 100% humidity and was just deflasked about 2 months ago. It has a very, very weak root system and I just want to keeps it humid until it’s not as fragile as a just-our-of-tc plant is normally. I promise you, I know what I’m doing. I was tempted to name this post “my quarantine bowl” but thought that “my jealousy bowl” would be a nicer title.