Hi!
Last year I tried to grow Aztekium from seeds. Most seedlings died after a couple of months (slowly faded away) but some have survived.
The big ones are 5 mm and I wonder if I should take the largest out from the bag/jar?
And can I treat them like ordinary Lophophora seedlings? (repot them in 1/3 soil and 2/3 pumice)
Aztekium hintonii one year old - should I repot?
Aztekium hintonii one year old - should I repot?
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Re: Aztekium hintonii one year old - should I repot?
I would not repot. I treat mine, already five years old and still the size of a small pea, the same as one year old seedlings. They get a soak of water once a week, and for the first few years I try not to get them burned by the sun.
From my experience, after a full year locked up in a bag, they are "good enough" to be taken out and allowing for the soil to dry out every now and then, just like any other seedling that is still <1 year old.
I would not repot them for a few years, though. Not much to gain, they will not grow any faster...
From my experience, after a full year locked up in a bag, they are "good enough" to be taken out and allowing for the soil to dry out every now and then, just like any other seedling that is still <1 year old.
I would not repot them for a few years, though. Not much to gain, they will not grow any faster...
Re: Aztekium hintonii one year old - should I repot?
Ok, thanks for the advice Aiko!
I will not repot but take the pot out of the bag and maybe open the lid of the jar.
I will not repot but take the pot out of the bag and maybe open the lid of the jar.