NOOB EARWIG SWALLOWED BY PLANT!
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oh i hate earwigs die earwig die :-)
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I didn't know plants even could do that :O
thats flipping sweet.
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dude your backyard is a freaking deathtrap for bugs!
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Damn! TomTom crash
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Where do I get this plant? I already have venus flytrap and nepenthes, but I just cant find this one.
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One of the most healthy, beautiful cephalotus i've seen on the youtubes.
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*Slip* "OH SHI-" *gone*
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I love how fast it just falls in it's just like boom gone
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No, it isn't. I'm growing mine in a terrarium near a window which creates a stable environment. It has produced 5 nice pitchers in the past few months. It can be picky, but it is definitely not difficult.
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do these catch reain water like purpera?
PhazonSwimmy 2 months ago
@PhazonSwimmy yes. although they are small and can fill with a heavy rainfall, they have a mechanism built in to get rid of excess water as soon as the rain stops
Piranhaboy01 2 months ago
how many hours of full sun light per day do you give your Cephalotus? whats the minimum temp you let yours get too?
sampaton1 2 years ago
About 6 hours of sun per day is fine. Mine have hit low temps of ~5 celcius. As long as they don't freeze, they can handle it (if acclimated).
Piranhaboy01 2 years ago
@Piranhaboy01 well it'll be interesting to see if they survive the limits i am now pushing them. they are frozen in an outdoor pond for the winter. you can watch the progress of the wetland construction videos. my fingers are crossed.
Piranhaboy01 2 months ago