Your proposed mix—⅓ peat, ⅓ washed sand, ⅓ pumice or perlite—is excellent for Cephalotus follicularis. Both pumice and perlite work; pumice holds slightly more moisture, perlite drains faster. Choose based on your watering habits.
Watch Grow Carnivorous Plants Volume 3 for step-by-step Cephalotus repotting: cobraplant.com/DVD.
Repotting Drosera capensis: Timing, Pot Size, and Leaf Stickiness
Cephalotus Sudden Collapse: Seasonal Change or Care Error?
Cephalotus Care: Watering Method, Lid Drooping, and Leaf Browning
Pruning Nepenthes Sanguinea for Bushier Growth
Fixing a Maranta (Prayer Plant) After Unnecessary Repotting
Don’t Repot New Mass Cane Immediately
Expert Guide to Repotting Houseplants: Techniques for Healthy Root Development
Cephalotus follicularis Watering: Top-Water, Minimal Tray Water
Reorienting a Deep-Planted Sarracenia oreophila Rhizome
Repotting Brocchinia reducta: Root-Bound Tolerance
Assessing Cephalotus Survival After Bare-Root Shipping and Repotting Stress
Cephalotus Die-Back: Can It Regrow from Roots?
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