- Wed Feb 23, 2022 11:02 pm
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Over winter I decided to try to grow my cephalotus outside and see if I could get something close to a dormancy for them, maybe even a flower. Their "dormancy" is usually described as them putting out noncarnivorous leaves. After a while it started terminating pitchers over and over and it was making me nervous but chalked it up to hardening. Then they did start growing non carnivorous leaves and they weren't kidding. This is what one of my Hummer's Giants is looking like outside right now . Previously it had about 6 leaves. I'll probably repot it in something larger and bring it in here soon. Thought I'd share one of their more quirky habits.
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