Oh I would love to propagate a leave from this one, any advice on this specific plant as I really only want to give on leave the snip.

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Here is the total collection of Little Spheroid cross with Red Coral This is the normal form of "Little Spheroid" small plant grown with the same light levels as the hybrids IMG_4996.jpg Here is my second favorite hybrid I had a couple names, "Paint Ball", "Space Balls"...

Hi Pokie Read your threat on Pseudolithos seeds and growth, I have a similar thread on here about my Pseudolithos from seeds journey. You can read in their what Soil mix etc.. I used. Those fellas are just such slow growers but I had about a 90% germination rate and out of 20 maybe 3 died, the rest ...

Pseudolithos migiurtinus and Cubiformis I am still in process growing some of those from seed, now a year in and its a slow slow process. Anyway, at times I do come across a reasonable priced Pseudo, yet not often, those things can come with a hefty price tag. Both my Migiurtinos and Cubiformis are...

10 months later None of the seedling died, but I was fuzzing to say the least, extra growth light over the winter months, trying to give them maximum sunlight etc... Some seedling seemed to stop growing completely or just very very slow. If a seedling does not die but does not grow either in 6 mont...

Avonia quinaria Received this plant a few months back. I read all sorts of rotting issues and that a good way around it is to lettuce thick stem protrude a touch from the soil line. I looked at pics and the root system seemed to be pretty shallow on this plant 1/3 is raised and 2/3 are still below,...

Some sort of Ariocarpus I received this one with no roots at all, I presume it was grafted and cut. Anyway a few weeks in gravel like soil and with a little tug on the plant you could feel already strong roots. The plant is now aprx 6 months in the pot and feels strong, I have not looked at the roo...

Another Fred died, exact same time span as the one before.... 3 months and a bit. Again rot starting at the base and spreading very fast. Dissolving plant tissue sort of. Its a bummer I adore this plant and for some reason thats the only plant in my collection I can not keep alive. Any more advice, ...

Otherwise all my Adros complete stopped growth from beginning of May on, nothing, nada. What are you doing with them? I am in Stuttgart, i.e. approximately same clima zone. Mine love their summer residence on the balcony, half shade. They grow like madness. Now & then one of them grows a stalk ...

Hi folks I do have a blog on here with all my plants but really looking for some advice on this one. My Mammillaria bocasana 'FRED' which I had for about 3 months just started to rot from one day to the next. I have him in super fast draining Bonsai Jack succulent soil which is nearly pure gravel.I ...

C And D wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2013 4:18 pm You can transplant them now.
Just don't water them until next Spring, they should be fine.

Pot of Lithops otzeniana
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Lithops Table in October this Year
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Wow I can see on your already crazy Lithops table some large grown Pseudolithos. Awesome !

Cheers for your input Tim Yea I have no issues what ever with Gollum and E Ritchie, I have them both in super draining soil, actually just gravel from Bonsai Jack. I water the Gollum only once I see a little shrivel and sot to touch. As soon as I water on all Gollum's they firm up over night. The E ...

Mammillaria bocasana 'FRED' I think "Fred's" are awesome, so many variations and shapes, just like a snowflake but in a ugly duckling sort of sense. Anyway looking it up on the Net, Fred's a prone to root rot. No way, real? Otherwise not much out their. One fact that os talked about and I...

July 4th Its a few good weeks now.... By now their is no more delicate treatment. Its pretty much sun on the window, what were their is. Full to mid shade. Water, as in a good bottom up soaking all 4-5 days. The alarming growing rate slowed down as what I can see. The fellas got a little more plumb...

walker87 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2019 6:54 am I'm sorry I can't offer any advice but thankyou for the terrific write up!
Looking forward to future instalments!

Happy Gardening!

Thanks, yea for sure will try and keep going with the updates.. as long as those buggers live and grow... so lets hope.

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