Multiple Cephalotus in Large Self-Watering Pots: Fine with Monitoring

Two 3-inch and Three 2-inch Cephs in 10-inch Pots? No Problem

A grower planned to group Cephalotus in large self-watering pots for easier care.

Slow Growth Means Crowding Is Years Away

Cephalotus is slow; you'll have plenty of time. Crowding would be a "good problem." Watch soil moisture closely at first—self-watering pots vary in wicking. Some keep soil too dry, others too wet. Cephalotus wants damp, not soggy; occasional surface drying is okay. Rot risk if too wet.

Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
https://www.cobraplant.com