Same grower as #20115 provides additional photos of 'Big Boy' and terrarium. Plant appears healthy but growth has slowed. Asks if air conditioning is too cool, if hot days/cool nights are needed, whether to repot or divide.
Jeff Dallas: Plant looks healthy; Cephalotus experiences growth spurts and seasonal slowdowns. Autumn slowdown is normal. Temperature range and setup are fine. Advice: patience, monitor for health decline, respond if observed.
This reinforces that Cephalotus growth is episodic. The detailed environmental control (AC, fogger, T5HO) is excellent. No intervention needed—seasonal rhythm is asserting itself.
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