Some of the siblings

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teo wrote: ↑Wed Sep 19, 2018 2:45 pm Now they look like Cleistocactus winterii

Yeah!

ElieEstephane wrote: ↑Wed Sep 19, 2018 2:42 pm Removing old soil is already hard as it is. Letting them grow in the bad soil will allow them to develop more roots and it will be much harder to repot. The sooner you do it the better

Thanks! I will do this week!

UPDATE: Here is how they look 2 of them now. Two of them died. I have to put them in a better soil, I know.

I have mammillaria hahniana for give free or for swapping.

I'm trying to find some sellers who sell Astrophytum Superkabuto seeds. I know Cactus hobby but i want to buy them before Cold comes.

kak tus wrote: ↑Fri Jul 20, 2018 4:23 pm The A. ornatum seeds I received from Aiko has near 100% germination rate so you might want to give that a try. Armen is also giving away A. senile seeds which I am yet to sow.

Thanks for answering i sow some aikos seeds with such a good results. They are growing fine im searching some others.

It looks so cuteee

Here are the little guys 1 year later. I have lost some of the plantings i have due to inclement weather and hail. I have some others but they are to little to see their particularities. IMG_20180719_122518-vert.jpg IMG_20180719_122604-vert.jpg IMG_20180719_122612-vert.jpg IMG_20180719_122619-vert.j...

I'm searching Astrophytum seeds (Any type and hybrids too). If someone have please PM me.

I can't see clearly, but good luck in your sow!!

They were in boxes for at least one and a half week so I had gradually exposing them to the light. Now they are totally adapted and i hope they start growing better.

Here it is how they are now:

Died