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Hi Everyone,
Recently I noticed fewer pitchers forming amidst much growth of non-carnivorous leaves on my Cephalotus.
Also, there is a young pitcher forming part way up one of the new flower stalks on my Two Peoples Bay that I ordered from Brad Taylor last fall.
Finally, there was another young pitcher which formed part way up the flower stalk on my Triffid Park Red which was ordered at the same time from Brad Taylor.
Today, I cut the Triffid Park Red form pitcher from the flower stalk and planted it about 3 inches deep with rooting powder on its lower section.
The remaining photo is from the Two Peoples Bay pitcher and its flower stalk.
Recently I noticed fewer pitchers forming amidst much growth of non-carnivorous leaves on my Cephalotus.
Also, there is a young pitcher forming part way up one of the new flower stalks on my Two Peoples Bay that I ordered from Brad Taylor last fall.
Finally, there was another young pitcher which formed part way up the flower stalk on my Triffid Park Red which was ordered at the same time from Brad Taylor.
Today, I cut the Triffid Park Red form pitcher from the flower stalk and planted it about 3 inches deep with rooting powder on its lower section.
The remaining photo is from the Two Peoples Bay pitcher and its flower stalk.
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