Hmm... If you grow the two types together you will get an intense
contrast.
> I'm a little wary of frying it in the heat. We're in the hottest part of
> the summer now (90+ every day) and since the plant is so small I'm afraid
> the root system isn't developed enough to take up enough water to
> compensate. Am I being to cautious? This plant is about 1.0 to 1.5 cm
> across (from the end of one pitcher to another).
Nearly all plants can be transplanted after growing out three
leaves and are working on their fourth. For CP's I let them
go longer since the roots seem to take more time to develop.
What is it growing in? If you can just remove a clump (the plant
should be the center of clump) of the soil without compressing
or it falling all apart, you could easily transplant it. A
table spoon or even teaspoon would probably do the job.
Dave Evans