An east-facing window with 4–5 hours of morning sun is excellent for Cephalotus. If coloration is poor, supplement with 40-watt fluorescent shop lights or compact fluorescents.
Water about once a week, keeping the medium consistently moist but never waterlogged. Use a shallow saucer to catch runoff; it should evaporate within a day or two. Avoid deep standing water—Cephalotus roots need aeration. African violet pots work well for maintaining even moisture without saturation.
Cephalotus requires a nighttime drop below 70°F (ideally 45–65°F). If your home stays warmer, use a small fan, open a window (if outside air is cool), or run an air conditioner indirectly. A thermometer near the plant helps monitor actual conditions.
For more specialized advice, consult Sarracenia Northwest, who have extensive Cephalotus experience.
Good growing!
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