Weylin asks if a plastic self-watering pot (African violet style, two-piece with reservoir) suits Cephalotus. Currently in one under 40W CFLs, distilled water.
These pots wick water via feet into a reservoir. Cephalotus hates soggy soil. The only way to know: test with media only for a week. If soil stays damp but not wet, it's probably fine. If it stays saturated, avoid.
Self-watering pots might work for Cephalotus, but test first with media only. Monitor moisture for a week before planting.
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