tiny succulent seedling journal

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organelle
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tiny succulent seedling journal

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I've started trying to grow some stuff from seed lately, so I'm making a little journal for my seedlings.

Of course, as these things go, I should have already started journaling- well, next best is to start now!

Summer '16, I received some Drimia uniflora seeds courtesy of Aiko at the free seed/swap list here.
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09/10/17- popping up fast!

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09/07/18, whoops, a year later... well, one of the reasons I wanted to start this journal was to aim for more consistent progress photos.

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10/16/18- growing well, they all bloomed, but I didn't photograph that, sadly. here's one tiny out of focus bud...

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09/19/19- all other bulbs except for the biggest one went to a local cactus group. well, and I kept all the others that popped up in other random pots.

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10/21/19- still big and sassy- a whopping .5in!
organelle
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I also made some haworthia crosses with whatever I could find blooming at the time! At their earlies stages, I don't have any good pictures, because they sure weren't looking good; here they are at bottom right in Sept 2017, sneaking into another picture. But they are alive!
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Jan 2018, slowly growing:
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By August 2018, they have some tiny H. reticulata var. hurlingii snuck in to the joint pot and they're definitely ready to be repotted:
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this one's turning out to be my favorite of the bunch...
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.... and finally, big enough to go to someone else with more room, potted up in spring 2019:
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Re: tiny succulent seedling journal

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You're Haworthia hybrids are really cool!
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organelle
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Re: tiny succulent seedling journal

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Shane wrote: Tue Jan 21, 2020 5:12 am You're Haworthia hybrids are really cool!
Thanks Shane! It's really enjoyable to make my own crosses- they aren't anything rare, but it's fun to see how the crosses turn out!
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