Date: Fri, 28 Feb 1997 20:01:17 -0500 (EST) From: IMSOROPE@aol.com To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg757$foo@default> Subject: CEPHALOTUS
WELL, NOW THAT I'VE APPARENTLY FIGURED OUT HOW TO MAKE MYSELF HEARD, I GUESS
I'LL RETYPE MY MISSING LETTER ON CEPHALOTUS. BOTTOM LINE: I'VE HAD TWO
CEPH'S FOR ABOUT TWO YEARS NOW, AND ALTHOUGH THEY GROW OK, THEY REALLY JUST
DON'T SEEM TO THRIVE. I'VE GOT THEM IN 4 INCH POTS IN 1/2 PEAT/ 1/2 SAND.
THEY PUT UP NICE GREEN LEAVES, AND EVERY ONCE IN AWHILE I GET A NICE LITTLE
PITCHER OR TWO, BUT THEY DON'T LOOK LIKE THE PLANTS I SEE AT CAL CARNIVORES
OR THE SHOWS. SO, TO MY QUESTIONS...
1) IS THERE SOME TRICK OR SECRET THAT I DON'T KNOW THAT SOMEONE WOULD LIKE TO
SHARE WITH ME?
2) ASSUMING I STARTED WITH INFERIOR MATERIAL (NOT UNLIKELY) WHERE CAN I GET
BIG ROBUST PLANTS FOR LESS THAN AN ARM AND A LEG? (ANYONE WANT TO TRADE FOR
ORCHIDS OR OTHER CARNIVORES?
3) LASTLY, IS THE GIANT FORM AVAILABLE YET?
THANK YOU ALL...NEAL GRANT
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